A stationer buys pens at 5 for Rs. 28 and sells them at a profit of 25%. How much should a customer pay, if
he buys
(i) only one pen
(ii) three pens ?
Answers
Answer:
(ii) three pens.............
Question:
A stationer buys pens at 5 for Rs. 28 and sells them at a profit of 25%. How much should a customer pay, if he buys
(i) only one pen
(ii) three pens ?
To find?
- Sp of one pen
- Sp of three pens
Given:
- C.P of 5 pens = Rs 28
- Profit %= 25
Explanation :
So in question first it it is asked to find Selling price of 1 pencil . There are two methods to solve s. p if c.p and profit % is given. I have shown both the methods. In first method we have to find first profit by using formula of profit % ie p%=(p/c.p)*100 and then after getting profit applied this formula: (sp=c.p+p) to find s.p. Now in second method we can directly find s.p by using this formula: s.p=[(100+p%)/100]*c.p. And then in question it's asked to find s.p of three pens. For this ,just simply multiply c.p of 1 pen with 3.
Formula used:
Answer:
C.P of 5 pens = Rs 28
.°. C.P of 1 pen= Rs 28÷5
C.P of 1 pen =Rs 5.60
To find S.P of 1 pen first we have to find Profit
So to find profit we have to use formula of profit %
Finally we can find Selling price by putting this formula:
S.P= p+C.P
.°. Selling price of 1 pen=Rs 7
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