A grocer buys 8 dozen apples at ₹20 per dozen out of these 16 apples are rotten at what price per apple should he sell the remaining apples to make a profit of 10%
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Answer:
No. of apples = 8 × 12
= 96
Cost of 8 dozen (96) apples = 20 × 8
= rupees 160 Cost of each apple = 160 / 96
= rupees 5 / 3 ( leave it
as 5 / 3)
Rotten apples = 16
Apple left = 96 - 16
= 80
Profit = 10% of 160 rupees
= 10 / 100 × 160
= rupees 16
Amount = 160 + 16
= rupees 176
Rate each of 80 apples should be sold
= 176 / 80
= 2 rupees 20 paise
Step-by-step explanation:
A grocer buys 8 dozen apples at ₹20 per dozen out of these 16 apples are rotten at what price per apple should he sell the remaining apples to make a profit of 10%
Answer :-
Given ,
A grocer buys 8 dozen apples at ₹20 per doze .
Total numbers of apple rotten = 16
Profit = 10 %
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8 Dozen × 20 = 160
96 apple = 160
so , 1 apple = 160 / 96
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Profile = 10 %
No of apple rotten = 16
So remaining apple = 96 - 16 = 80 apple .
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