By selling 55 oranges a person gains an amount equal to the selling price of 11 oranges. find profit percent.
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let the selling price of 1 orange be rs 1
selling price of 55 oranges =rs1*55
=rs 55
gain=sp of 11 oranges
sp of 11 oranges=rs1*11
=rs11
cp=sp+gain
=55+11
=rs66
gain%=(11/66)*100
=50/33
=1.5%
selling price of 55 oranges =rs1*55
=rs 55
gain=sp of 11 oranges
sp of 11 oranges=rs1*11
=rs11
cp=sp+gain
=55+11
=rs66
gain%=(11/66)*100
=50/33
=1.5%
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➡ Holà Friend
✔ Let S.P. for one orange = x rupees
✔ Therefore, S.P. of 55 oranges = rupees 55x
✔ Gain = rupees 11x
✔ C.P. = S.P. + Gain
✔ C.P. = rupees 55x + rupees 11x
✔ C.P. = rupees 44x
↪ Therefore,
✔ Gain % = Gain/C.P. × 100
= 11x/44x × 100
= 25 %
➡ Therefore, Gain = 25%
✔ Let S.P. for one orange = x rupees
✔ Therefore, S.P. of 55 oranges = rupees 55x
✔ Gain = rupees 11x
✔ C.P. = S.P. + Gain
✔ C.P. = rupees 55x + rupees 11x
✔ C.P. = rupees 44x
↪ Therefore,
✔ Gain % = Gain/C.P. × 100
= 11x/44x × 100
= 25 %
➡ Therefore, Gain = 25%
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