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A man purchases a certain number of apples at 3 per rupee and the same number of apples at 4 per rupee.He mixes them togather and sells them at 3 per rupee .What is his gain or loss per cent.?​

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Answered by karthik2727
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he buys a certain number at 3 mangoes per rupee.
he buys the same number at 4 mangoes per rupee.
he mixes them together and sells them at 3 mangoes per rupee.
let x = number of mangoes he buys.
if he gets 3 mangoes for 1 rupee, then his cost per mango is r/3.
if he gets 4 mangoes for 1 rupee, then his cost per mango is r/4.
he buys x at r/3 each for a total cost of xr/3.
he buys x at r/4 each for a total cost of xr/4.
his total cost is xr/3 + xr/4 which becomes 7xr/12.
when he sells the mangoes, he sells them for 3 mangoes per rupee.
his revenue for each mango is therefore equal to r/3.
his total revenue is equal to 2x * r/3 which is equal to 2xr/3.
he has a total revenue of 2xr/3.
he has a total cost of 7xr/12.
his total profit is equal to his total revenue minus his total cost.
this becomes 2xr/3 - 7xr/12 which becomes xr/12.
his rate of profit is equal to his total profit divided by his total cost.
this becomes xr/12 divided by 7xr/12.
Answered by ayushbag03
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he buys a certain number at 3 mangoes per rupee.

he buys the same number at 4 mangoes per rupee.

he mixes them together and sells them at 3 mangoes per rupee.

let x = number of mangoes he buys.

if he gets 3 mangoes for 1 rupee, then his cost per mango is r/3.

if he gets 4 mangoes for 1 rupee, then his cost per mango is r/4.

he buys x at r/3 each for a total cost of xr/3.

he buys x at r/4 each for a total cost of xr/4.

his total cost is xr/3 + xr/4 which becomes 7xr/12.

when he sells the mangoes, he sells them for 3 mangoes per rupee.

his revenue for each mango is therefore equal to r/3.

his total revenue is equal to 2x * r/3 which is equal to 2xr/3.

he has a total revenue of 2xr/3.

he has a total cost of 7xr/12.

his total profit is equal to his total revenue minus his total cost.

this becomes 2xr/3 - 7xr/12 which becomes xr/12.

his rate of profit is equal to his total profit divided by his total cost.

this becomes xr/12 divided by 7xr/12.

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