Math, asked by pritty78, 1 year ago

a shopkeeper bought 200kg of pomegranate s at the rate of 40rs per kg. he sold 80kg of the pomegranates at a lost of 15%. at what rate per kg must he sell the remaining pomegranates in order to get an overall profit of 12%.​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

Rs 52 / kg

Step-by-step explanation:

a shopkeeper bought 200kg of pomegranate s at the rate of 40rs per kg. he sold 80kg of the pomegranates at a lost of 15%. at what rate per kg must he sell the remaining pomegranates in order to get an overall profit of 12%.​

Shopkeeper bought 200 kg at rate 40 rs per kg

so Cost Price = 40 * 200 = Rs 8000

Overall Profit = 12%

12% profit = (12/100) * 8000 = Rs 960

Total Selling Price = 8000 + 960 = Rs 8960

80 kg sold at 15% loss

15 % loss per kg = (15/100) * 40 = Rs 6 per kg

Selling Price per kg = 40 - 6 = Rs 34 / kg

Selling price of 80 kg = 80 * 34 = Rs  2720

Remaining = 200 - 80 = 120 kg

Amount at which to be sold = 8960 - 2720 =  Rs 6240

Per kg selling price = 6240/120 = Rs 52 / kg

Rs 52 per kg must he sell the remaining pomegranates in order to get an overall profit of 12%

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