a vendor buys lemons at rs 25 per dozen and sells them at the rate of 5 for rs 12. find his gain or loss per cent.
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Hi ,
Cost price ( CP) of 1 dozen
lemons = Rs 25---( 1 )
Selling price of 5 lemons at the rate
of Rs12
Selling price of 12 lemons ( 1 dozen)
= ( 12 × 12 ) / 5
= Rs 28.80 ----( 2 )
Now , we know that
SP > CP
He gets profit or gain.
Profit ( g ) = SP - CP
=Rs 28.80 - Rs 25
= Rs 3.80
Profit percentage = ( gain × 100 )/CP
= ( 3.80 × 100 )/ 25
= 15.2%
The vendor gets 15.2% profit.
I hope this helps you.
:)
Cost price ( CP) of 1 dozen
lemons = Rs 25---( 1 )
Selling price of 5 lemons at the rate
of Rs12
Selling price of 12 lemons ( 1 dozen)
= ( 12 × 12 ) / 5
= Rs 28.80 ----( 2 )
Now , we know that
SP > CP
He gets profit or gain.
Profit ( g ) = SP - CP
=Rs 28.80 - Rs 25
= Rs 3.80
Profit percentage = ( gain × 100 )/CP
= ( 3.80 × 100 )/ 25
= 15.2%
The vendor gets 15.2% profit.
I hope this helps you.
:)
Answered by
58
It is given that a vendor buys lemon at rupees 25 per dozen.
So, 12 lemons cost ₹25
Therefore, 1 lemon would cost ₹25/12
Now,
SP of 5 lemons=₹12
So, SP of 1 lemon=₹12/5
So, here SP>CP, which means that there is a gain/profit.
Now, gain=SP-CP
=₹(12/5-25/12)
=₹19/60
Now, gain%=Gain/CP×100
=19/60/25/12×100
=76/5%
=15.2%
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