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As the current price oranges has increased by, 36/7% Eight oranges are less available at $.552 then before. What is current price of each dozen oranges?​

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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Solution :-

Let us assume that, Initial price of each orange is $ 7x .

So,

→ Total oranges bought initially = (552/7x)

now,

→ New Price of orange = (7x * 736)/700 = $ 7.36x

then,

→ Total oranges bought = (552/7.36x)

A/q,

→ (552/7x) - (552/7.36x) = 8

→ (552/x)[(1/7 - 1/7.36] = 8

→ 69[(7.36 - 7)/(7*7.36)] = x

→ (69 * 0.36) / (7 * 7.36) = x

→ x = (2484/5152)

→ x = (621/1288)

therefore,

→ Initial price of each orange = 7x = 7 * (621/1288) = $ (621/184)

hence,

→ Current price of each dozen oranges = 12 * (621/184) = $ 40.5 (Ans.)

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