A shopkeeper bought 20 liters of sunflower oil for Rs. 64 per liter and decided to sell it for Rs. 80 per liter. By mixing X liters of other oil to it, he can increase his profit by 12%, while by mixing 4x liters of other oil, he can increase his profit by (100/3)%. In what ratio should he mix the two types of oils to earn a profit of (300/7)%?
Answers
The two types of oils should be mixed in the ratio 1 : 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Cost of 1 litre of sunflower oil = 64 Rs.
Cost of 20 litres of sunflower oil = 64 × 20 = 1280 Rs.
If it is sold for Rs. 80 per then profit = (80 - 64) × 20 = 320 Rs.
12% of 320 = Rs.
100/3% of 320 = Rs.
300/7% of 320 = Rs.
If the shopkeeper mixes X litres of oil
Then
Quantity of sunflower = 20 - X
Cost of this quantity of sunflower
Rs.
Rs.
Now if he sells it then the profit is increased by 38.4 Rs.
Thus,
Litres
Similarly, if he mixes 4x quantity of another oil then
Litres
Let the quantities mixed be and
Then
If we take
Therefore, the shopkeeper should mixed the two oils in ratio 1:4
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Given : A shopkeeper bought 20 liters of sunflower oil for Rs. 64 per liter and decided to sell it for Rs. 80 per liter. By mixing X liters of other oil to it, he can increase his profit by 12%, while by mixing 4x liters of other oil, he can increase his profit by (100/3)%
To find : In what ratio should he mix the two types of oils to earn a profit of (300/7)%
Solution:
20 liters of sunflower oil Rs. 64 per liter
Cost price = 20 * 64 = Rs 1280
Selling price = 20 * 80 = Rs 1600
Profit = 1600 - 1280 = Rs 320
Profit % = (320/1280) * 100 = 25 %
x litre oil of rs y per litre added
cost price = 1280 + yx
Selling price = 1600 + 80x
Profit = 320 + x(80 - y)
Profit % = 100 (320 + x(80 - y))/ ( 1280 + yx)
profit increased by 12 %
=> Profit % = 25 + 12 = 37 %
=> 37 = 100 (320 + x(80 - y))/ ( 1280 + yx)
=> 37( 1280 + yx) = 100 * 320 + 100x(80 - y) Eq1
4x litre oil of rs y per litre added
cost price = 1280 + 4yx
Selling price = 1600 + 4x*80
Profit = 320 + 4x(80 - y)
Profit % = 100 (320 + 4x(80 - y))/ ( 1280 + 4yx)
profit increased by 100/3 %
=> Profit % = 25 + 100/3 = 175/3 %
=> 175/3 = 100 (320 + 4x(80 - y))/ ( 1280 + 4yx)
=> 175( 1280 + 4yx) =300 * 320 + 1200x(80 - y) Eq2
12 * Eq1 - Eq2
=> 1280(269) -256yx =900 * 320
=> 256yx = 56320
=> xy = 220
x = 455/80 = 91/16
x = 91/16
y = 3520/91 ( price of other oil)
Let say Ratio mixed two types of oil is k:1
Cost price = 64k + 3520/91
Selling price= 80k + 80
Profit = 16k +3760/91
Profit % = (300/7) = 100 * (16k +3760/91)/ (64k + 3520/91)
= 192k + 10560/91 = 112k + 26320/91
=> 80k = 15760/91
=> k = 197/91
197:91 is the ratio in which two oil mixed
if profit increased by 300/7 %
then
Cost price = 64k + 3520/91
Selling price= 80k + 80
Profit = 16k +3760/91
Profit % = (25 + 300/7) = 100 * (16k +3760/91)/ (64k + 3520/91)
=> k = 50/91
50:91 is the ratio in which two oil mixed
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