Math, asked by deepakkumar12620, 8 months ago

A retailer buy 3850 Linc pen and 1848 cello pens at the same price.he sells Linc pen in such a way that by selling 481 Linc pen he can buy 650 Linc pens and by selling 629 cello pens he can buy 408 cello .The what is his overall profit?

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Answered by sweety2904
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Step-by-step explanation:

cost price of one linc pen = x

cost price of one cello pen = y

selling price of one linc pen = a

selling price of one cello pen = b

given selling price of 481 linc pens is equal to cost price of 650 linc pens

481a = 650x

a/x = 650 /481 = 50/37

Profit percentage on 1 linc pen = (selling price -cost price)/cost price

= (50-37)/37 = 13/37

given selling price of 629 cello pens is equal to cost price of 408 cello pens

629b = 408y

b/y = 408/629 = 24/37

Profit percentage on 1 cello pen = (selling price -cost price)/cost price

= (24-37)/37

= -13/37

A retailer buy 3850 linc pens and 1848 linc pens at the same price

3850x = 1848y

Overall profit percentage = ((3850x ×13/37) + (1848y×(-13/37))) / (3850x + 1848y)

since 3850x = 1848y

over all profit percentage = ((3850x ×13/37) + (3850x×(-13/37))) / (3850x + 3850x)

= 0

There is no profit no loss

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