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a shopkeeper bouth 16 shirts the cost of each being $175 he sold fiveof them at the rate of $160 per shirts. at what price per shirt should he sell the remaining shirts to make a profit of $90??


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Answered by DrNykterstein
144

Answer: $190

Given that a shopkeeper bought 16 shirts at the rate of $ 175. So, Let's find the total cost which is:

⇒ Cost = Number of shirts × C.P

⇒ Cost = 16 × 175

Cost = $ 2800

It is given that he sold five of them at the rate of $ 160 so let's find the money he earned while doing so,

⇒ Money earned = No. of shirts × S.P

⇒ Money earned = 5 × 160

Money earned = $ 800

The questions requests us to find the selling price of the remaining shirts such that the shopkeeper earns a profit of $ 90.

We know,

⇒ Profit = Price at which shirts should be sold - Price at which shirts were bought

⇒ $ 90 = Price at which shirts were sold - $2800

⇒ Price at which shirts should be sold = $2800 + $90

Price at which shirts should be sold = $2890

Hence, To make a profit of $90, The shopkeeper must sell those 16 shirts at a cost of $2890.

But 5 of the shirts are already sold at a different price which amounts to $800.

So, The cost of the remaining 11 shirts should be

⇒ S.P of remaining shirts = 2890 - 800

S.P of remaining shirts = $2090

But we have to find the S.P of one shirt only, So

⇒ S.P = S.P of remaining shirts / No. of shirts left

⇒ S.P = 2090 / 11

S.P = $ 190

Hence, The remaining shirts should be sold at a cost of $190.

Answered by Anonymous
105

Answer:

Given :-

\leadsto A shopkeeper bought 16 shirts at the cost of each being $ 175 he sold five of them at the cost of 160 per shirt.

To Find :-

\leadsto At what price per shirt should he sell then the remaining shirt to make a profit of $90.

Solution :-

At, first we have to find the total cost :

Given :

  • Cost Price = $175
  • No of shirt = 16 shirts

Then,

 \implies \sf Total\: Cost =\: \$\: 175 \times 16

 \implies \sf\bold{\pink{Total\: Cost =\: \$\: 2800}}

Now, we have to find the total money earned by the shopkeeper :

Given :

  • Sold Price = $ 160
  • No of shirt = 5 shirts

Then,

 \implies \sf Total\: money\: earned =\:  \$\: 160 \times 5\\

 \implies \sf\bold{\purple{Total\: money\: earned =\: \$\: 800}}\\

Now, we have to find the price after making profit :

Given :

  • Profit = $ 90
  • Total cost = $ 2800

 \implies \sf Price\: after\: making\: profit =\: \$(2800 + 90)\\

 \implies \sf Price\: after\: making\: profit\: =\: \$\: 2800 +\: \$\: 90\\

 \implies \sf\bold{\green{Price\: after\: making\: profit =\: \$\: 2890}}\\

Now, we have to find the money left to be gained :

Given :

  • Price after making profit = $ 2890
  • Total cost = $ 800

Then,

 \implies \sf Money\: left\: to\: be\: gained =\: \$(2890 - 800)\\

 \implies \sf Money\: left\: to\: be\: gained =\: \$\: 2890 -\: \$\: 800\\

 \implies \sf\bold{\orange{Money\: left\: to\: be \: gained =\:  \$\: 2090}}\\

Now, we have to find the total shirt left :

 \implies \sf Total\: shirt\: left\: =\: 16 - 5\\

 \implies \sf\bold{\blue{Total\: shirt\: left =\: 11}}\\

Finally, we have to find the sold price of remaining shirt :

Given :

  • Money left to be gained = $ 2090
  • Total shirt left = 11

According to the question :

 \dashrightarrow \sf S.P\: of\: remaining\: shirt =\: \dfrac{Money\: left\: to\: be\: gained}{Total\: shirt\: left}\\

 \dashrightarrow \sf S.P\: of\: remaining\: shirt =\: \dfrac{\cancel{2090}}{\cancel{11}}\\

 \dashrightarrow \sf\bold{\red{S.P\: of\: remaining\: shirt =\: \$\: 190}}\\

\therefore At $ 190 per shirt should he sell then the remaining shirt to make a profit of $ 90.

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