A man bought 360 eggs at ₹12 per dozen.60 eggs were broken and 30 eggs were rotten.Find his profit or loss percent,if he sells the rest of the eggs at ₹ 15 per dozen.
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360 eggs is 30 dozens. So the Total Cost Price was 30x12= Rs 360.
Substracting the broken and rotten ones from the Total number of eggs bought,
360-(60+30)=270 i.e, 22.5 dozens.
The Total Selling Price= 22.5x15= Rs. 337.5
Since Total Selling Price < Total Cost Price. Hence it was a loss.
Therefore, Loss Percent= {(360-337.5)÷360}x 100 %
= 6.25%
Substracting the broken and rotten ones from the Total number of eggs bought,
360-(60+30)=270 i.e, 22.5 dozens.
The Total Selling Price= 22.5x15= Rs. 337.5
Since Total Selling Price < Total Cost Price. Hence it was a loss.
Therefore, Loss Percent= {(360-337.5)÷360}x 100 %
= 6.25%
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360 eggs is 30 dozens. So the Total Cost Price was 30x12= Rs 360.
Substracting the broken and rotten ones from the Total number of eggs bought,
360-(60+30)=270 i.e, 22.5 dozens.
The Total Selling Price= 22.5x15= Rs. 337.5
Since Total Selling Price < Total Cost Price. Hence it was a loss.
Therefore, Loss Percent= {(360-337.5)÷360}x 100 %
= 6.25%
Substracting the broken and rotten ones from the Total number of eggs bought,
360-(60+30)=270 i.e, 22.5 dozens.
The Total Selling Price= 22.5x15= Rs. 337.5
Since Total Selling Price < Total Cost Price. Hence it was a loss.
Therefore, Loss Percent= {(360-337.5)÷360}x 100 %
= 6.25%
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