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 A grocer purchased 50 kg of sugar at the rate of Rs.18 per kg and mixed it with 70 kg of sugar purchased at Rs.15 per kg. He sold the mixture atRs.19.50 per kg. Find his gain percent.​

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Answered by tamilan47354h
3

Answer:

PROFIT% = 20%

Step-by-step explanation:

CP of 50 kg of sugar at the rate of Rs.18 per kg = Rs.18 × 50 = Rs.900

CP of 70 kg of sugar at the rate of Rs.15 per kg = Rs.15 × 70 = 1050

Actual CP = Rs.900+1050 = Rs.1950

SP of 120 kg of sugar = Rs.19.50 × 120

                                   = Rs.2340

Here, SP > CP.  So profit.

Profit = SP - CP

         = Rs.2340 - 1950 = Rs.390

Profit % = Profit / CP × 100%

              = 390/1950 × 100%

              = 20 %

Ans : Profit % = 20%

Answered by 12286
0

Answer:

Rs. 17.40

Step-by-step explanation:

Amount of sugar bought at 13.50 per kg =80 kg

Cost price of this set of sugar =80×13.5= Rs. 1080

Amount of sugar bought at 16 per kg =120 kg

Cost price of this set of sugar =120×16= Rs. 1920

Total cost price =1920+1080= Rs. 3000

Total weight of sugar =80+120=200 kg

∴ To gain 16% profit, Selling Price =  

100

116

×3000=3480

Selling price per kg =  

200

3480

= Rs. 17.40

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