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b) A shopkeeper bought a box of mangoes for Rs. 800. His overhead expenses were Rs. 40. Then he sold
and made a profit of Rs.60. Find the selling price of the mangoes?​

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Answered by SparklingSparkles
184

Question :

A shopkeeper bought a box of mangoes for Rs. 800. His overhead expenses were Rs. 40. Then he sold and made a profit of Rs.60. Find the selling price of the mangoes?

Answer :

\sf\pink{Given:}

  • Buying price of the box of mangoes is Rs 800 .

  • Its overhead expenses are Rs 40 .

  • He made a profit of Rs 60 .

\sf\pink{To\:find:}

  • The selling price?

Explanation :

\sf\purple{Total\:cost\:price\:=\:buying\:price + overhead\:expenses .}

\longrightarrow\sf{ 800 + 40}

\longrightarrow\sf{ 840}

  • Therefore its total cost price is Rs 840 .

  • let the selling price be "x"

\sf\purple{Profit = Selling\:price - Cost\: Price }

\longrightarrow\sf{60 = x - 840}

\longrightarrow\sf{x =  840 + 60}

\longrightarrow\sf{x =  900}

  • Therefore the selling price is Rs 900 .
Answered by saachirawani
5

Question :

A shopkeeper bought a box of mangoes for Rs. 800. His overhead expenses were Rs. 40. Then he sold and made a profit of Rs.60. Find the selling price of the mangoes?

Answer :

\sf\pink{Given:}

Buying price of the box of mangoes is Rs 800 .

Its overhead expenses are Rs 40 .

He made a profit of Rs 60 .

\sf\pink{To\:find:}

The selling price?

Explanation :

\sf\purple{Total\:cost\:price\:=\:buying\:price + overhead\:expenses .}

\longrightarrow\sf{ 800 + 40}⟶800+40

\longrightarrow\sf{ 840}⟶840

Therefore its total cost price is Rs 840 .

let the selling price be "x"

\sf\purple{Profit = Selling\:price - Cost\: Price }

\longrightarrow\sf{60 = x - 840}⟶60=x−840

\longrightarrow\sf{x = 840 + 60}⟶x=840+60

\longrightarrow\sf{x = 900}⟶x=900

Therefore the selling price is Rs 900 .

\sf{ \green{✿Hope \: this \: helps! }}

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