Math, asked by arpita162007, 1 year ago

a shopkeeper buys 30 chocolates bars at ₹15 each and sold all of them for ₹525.find the profit per cent he made

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Answered by UGDAMBA
67
Total cost=₹450(15×30)
Total sale=₹525
Profit=Ts-Tc=₹75
Profit percent=75/450×100= 16.67%
Answered by mysticd
26

Answer:

 \red {Profit \: percentage}\green {=16.67\%}

Step-by-step explanation:

 Cost \:price \: of \: each \: chocolate \:bar =Rs \:15

 Cost \:price \:of \: 30\:chocolate \:bars\\ =30\times Rs \:15\\= Rs\:450

 Selling \:price \: of \: Chocolate \:bars = Rs\:525

 s.p > c.p

/* Shopkeeper get profit. */

 Profit (g) = s.p - c.p\\=Rs \: 525 - Rs\:450\\=Rs\:75

 Profit \: percentage = \frac{g}{c.p}\times 100

= \frac{75}{450}\times 100\\=16.67\%

Therefore.,

 \red {Profit \: percentage}\green {=16.67\%}

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