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Rani purchased 5 cows and 2 horses for Rs. 66000. When she sells the cows at 15% profit and the horses at
10% profit, she earns a total profit of Rs. 9100. What is the difference between the cost price of one cow
and that of one horse?
ORs. 2500
ORs. 4600
• Rs. 3000
Rs. 2000
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Answered by dami897
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Answer:

Two horse selling price =11,900

let the 1st S.P =x

Second horse S.P =(11,900−x)

Given that

                1st horse C.P= Second of S.P

and then⇒

                          70x×100​=(11,900−x)

                          10x=(11,900−x)×7

                          10x=83300−7x

                          10x+7x=83300

                          17x=83300

                          x=4900

1st horse C.P =704900×100​=7000

Second horse C.P =125(11900−4900)​×100

                              1257000×100​=5600

Total C.P =7000+5600

                =12600

And than

               lose=12600−11900

                =700Rs

Option B is correct answer

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