Math, asked by sysseetharam, 5 hours ago

A shopkeeper has 50 kg sugar he sells one seventh of it at rupees 21 per kg three-seventh of it at rupees 35 per kg and the remaining at rupees 28 per kg how much money did he collected by selling the sugar

Answers

Answered by rajeebsc001
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Solution

1/7+3/7+x = 50

4/7+x = 50

x = 50-4/7

= (350-4)/7

= 346/7

The remaining at rupees 28 per kg,

346(28)/7 = 1384Rs

He collected by selling the sugar

1384+21+35 = 1440Rs

Answered by HanitaHImesh
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Given,

The total amount of sugar = 50 kg

1/7th sold at Rs. 21 per kg, 3/7th sold at Rs. 35 per kg and remaining at Rs. 28 per kg

To find,

The money he collected by selling the sugar.

Solution,

The money he collected by selling the sugar will be Rs. 1500.

We can easily solve this problem by following the given steps.

According to the question,

1/7th of 50 kg is sold at Rs. 21 per kg

50/7 kg = Rs. (50×21/7)

50/7 kg = Rs. (50×3)

50/7 kg = Rs. 150

3/7th of 50 kg is sold at Rs. 35 per kg

3×50/7 kg = 150/7 kg

150/7 kg = Rs. (150×35/7)

150/7 kg = Rs. (150×5)

150/7 kg = Rs. 750

The remaining part of 50 kg sugar will be:

(1)- (1/7+3/7)

(1) - (4/7)

Taking the LCM of 1 and 7,

7-4/7

3/7

So, 3/7th of 50 kg is sold at Rs. 28 per kg.

3×50/7 kg = 150/7 kg

150/7 kg = Rs. (150×28/7)

150/7 kg = Rs. (150×4)

150/7 kg = Rs. 600

So, the total amount he has will be Rs. (150+250+600).

Total amount = Rs. 1500

Hence, the money he collected by selling the sugar is Rs. 1500.

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