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A fruit vendor has 100 kg apples and 50 kg oranges. He bought apples at the rate of 150 per kg and oranges per a 4 kg apples and 10 kg oranges get crushed. At what rate should he sell his fruits if he is to obtain a profit of 20% apples and 15% on oranges?​

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Answered by Anonymous
17

Answer:

apple cost=100*150=15000

lly orange=50*60=3000

4kg apple And 10kg orange are crushed so remaining 96kg apple and 40kg orange

apple cost+20kg profit

15000+3000=18000

18000/96=187.5 per kg apples cost

orange cost+15kg profit

3000+900=3900

3900/40=97.5 per kg oranges

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Answered by AngelGem
4

Answer:

Answer:

apple cost=100*150=15000

lly orange=50*60=3000

4kg apple And 10kg orange are crushed so remaining 96kg apple and 40kg orange

apple cost+20kg profit

15000+3000=18000

18000/96=187.5 per kg apples cost

orange cost+15kg profit

3000+900=3900

3900/40=97.5 per kg oranges

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