Question

A shopkeeper bought 100 dozen bananas for Rs 15 per dozen. He sold half the stock at Rs 20 per dozen and the remaining at Rs 10 per dozen. find his overall profit or loss. also find the profit or loss percent.
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cost of Bananas=15Rs/dozen

therefore cost of 100 bananas

$\implies \frac{15}{12}\times 100\\ \implies</p><p>125\:Rs$

Now according to the Question he sold half of Bananas at 20Rs/dozen &

the rest half at10 Rs /dozen.

therefore selling prize of 100 bananas

$\implies( \frac{20}{12}\times 50)+(\frac{100}{12}\times 50)\\ \implies (\frac{250}{3}+\frac{125}{3}\\ \implies \frac{375}{3}\\ \implies 125 \:Rs$

therefore cost price and selling price are same .

So as a result he did neither profit nor loss.

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