Math, asked by dhirajroy6927, 10 months ago

A man brought 400 dozen pencils at $8.00 per dozen. He sold half of them at $10.50 per dozen and the rest of them at $7.50 per dozen. Find his profit.

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Answered by rohancoc098765
2

Step-by-step explanation:

400×8 = 3200. cost price

200×10.50 = 2100. selling price

200×7.50 = 1500. selling price

2100+1500 = 3600. Total selling price

Profit = Selling price - cost price

3600-3200

400

He got profit of 400 ruppess

Answered by ushmagaur
0

Answer:

The profit is of $400.

Step-by-step explanation:

Price of 1 dozen pencils = $8.00

Price of 400 dozen pencils = $8.00 × 400

                                              = $3200

⇒ Cost price of 400 dozen pencils = $3200

According to the question,

Man sold half of pencils at $10.50 per dozen, i.e.,

Selling price of 1 dozen pencil = $10.50

Then selling price of 200 dozen of pencils = $10.50 × 200

                                                                        = $2100

Also,

Man sold rest of them at $7.50 per dozen, i.e.,

Selling price of 1 dozen pencil = $7.50

Then selling price of rest of 200 dozen of pencils = $7.50 × 200

                                                                                   = $1500

Total selling price = $2100 + $1500

                               = $3600

Profit = selling price - cost price

         = $3600 - $3200

         = $400

Therefore, man makes the profit of $400.

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