A man buys oranges for Rs. x per dozen and sells them Rs. x/10 per orange. What is his profit in Rs. per orange?
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Given :
Cost Price of 1 Dozen oranges = Rs x
Cost Price of 1 Orange = Rs x/12
Selling price of 1 Orange = Rs x/10
Selling price is greater than the Cost price. Therefore, Profit.
Profit = S.P - C.P
Profit % = (profit × 100)/C.P %
Hence,
Profit percent = 20%
Given :
Cost Price of 1 Dozen oranges = Rs x
Cost Price of 1 Orange = Rs x/12
Selling price of 1 Orange = Rs x/10
Selling price is greater than the Cost price. Therefore, Profit.
Profit = S.P - C.P
Profit % = (profit × 100)/C.P %
Hence,
Profit percent = 20%
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Dear ,
Your Answer is ;- Gain 20%
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Step by Step Explanation ;-
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Given ;-
• 1 Dozen of Orange's Cost Price ( CP ) = ₹ X.
• 1 Orange's Cost Price ( CP ) = ₹ X/12
• 1 Orange's Selling Price ( SP ) = ₹ X/12
Here , Selling Price ( SP ) is greater than the Cost Price ( CP ) , which shows profit in the selling of the oranges !
We know that ;-
• Profit = SP - CP
So ,
We also know that ;-
• Profit % = { Profit × 100 } / CP%
So ,
Therefore ,
Profit or Gain % = 20%
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