Math, asked by uday3248, 1 year ago

a trader purchased 100 books at the rate of ₹52 per book and spent ₹800 on transportation. if he wants to earn a profit of 13%, at what price should he sell each book .

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Answered by rohancoc098765
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Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by sharonr
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If he wants to earn a profit of 13%, then he should sell each book at Rs.67.80

Solution:

According to question,

A trader purchased 100 books at the rate of Rs 52 per book

So, total cost of books = 100 \times 52 = Rs 5200

Money spent on Transportation = Rs 800

Hence, Total cost = cost of books + transportation charge

Total cost = 5200 + 800 = 6000

\text { Profit of } 13 \% \text { on Total cost }=\frac{13}{100} \times 6000=780

Hence Total Selling price = total cost + profit

= 6000 + 780 = 6780

\text { Selling price of } 1 \text { book }=\frac{\text { total selling price }}{\text { number of books purchased }}

6780 ÷ 100 = 67.80

So, he will sale each book at Rs 67.80

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