Math, asked by aashkanarang, 4 months ago

A grocer purchased 60 kg of butter at the rate of 150 per kg.
he sold1/3 of it at a loss of 6%. At what price per kg should he sell the remaining buttet so as to gain 10%on the whole deal​

Answers

Answered by aditya20144915
0

Answer:

16.48Rs. per kg

Step-by-step explanation:

otal price =(65)(16)+(85)(12)=Rs.2,060.

Total no. of kg's=85+85=150kg

Price of one kg=  

150

2060

​  

=13.73Rs. per kg

For 20% gain  

13.73+  

100

20

​  

(13.73)=  

100

120

​  

×13.73

16.48Rs. per kg Ans

Answered by laasyaasree8281
5

Step-by-step explanation:

total cp for 60kg butter is 60×150= Rs 9000

for 20kg cp is 20×150=Rs 3000

sp of 20 kg = cp-loss = 3000 - (6÷100)×3000= Rs 2820

total sp= cp+ profit

total sp = 9000+ (10÷100)×9000=9900

total sp = 9900- 2820 = Rs 7080

remaining butter should be sold at a price of Rs 7080 for 40kg

for 1kg = 7080÷40= Rs 177

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