Math, asked by aj23193, 11 months ago

A man is selling milk at a certain profit. He
adds 20% of water to it and increases the
selling price by 7.14% and as a result his
profit increases by 100%. What was his usual profit​

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Answered by amitnrw
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usual profit​ = 40 %  if  milkman adds 20% of water & increase selling price by 7.14%  and profit increase by 100%

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say Cost Price  Per Litre =  C

Selling Price  Per litre =  S

Let say  L litre milk being sold

then Cost Price = LC

Selling Price = LS

Profit = LS  - LC

adds 20% of water to it

=> L + (20/100)L = 1.2L

Increases the selling price by 7.14% = 50/7 %

Selling Price per litre =  S +  (50/700)S  =  S + S/14  = 15S/14

Selling Price = 1.2L * 15S/14   =  9LS/7

Profit  = 9LS/7  -  LC

9LS/7  -  LC = 2 ( LS  - LC)

=> 9S/7  - C  = 2 (S - C)

=> 9S - 7C  = 14S  - 14C

=> 5S = 7C

=> S = 1.4C

Usual Profit  = L(S - C)  = L(1.4C  - C) = 0.4LC

Usual Profit % =  (0.4LC/LC) * 100  = 40%

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