Math, asked by Arshh4071, 9 months ago

By selling eight dozen lemons ,a vegetable vendor gains the selling price of one dozen lemons . Find his gain per cent

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Answered by StarrySoul
28

Step-by-step explanation:

Let S.P of 1 dozen lemons be Rs 1

[ 1 Dozen = 12 units]

[8 Dozen = 96]

\therefore S.P of 8 Dozen lemons = Rs 1 × 96 = Rs 96

Gain = S.P of 1 dozen (12 lemons)

Hence,C.P of 8 dozen lemons = S.P - Profit

C.P = Rs 96 - Rs 12 = Rs 84

Profit% = \dfrac{Profit}{C.P}\: \times 100

 \implies \:  \dfrac{12}{84}  \times 100

 \implies \:  \dfrac{100}{7}

14.28%

Answered by Anonymous
18

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Let take S.P of 1 dozen lemons (12) as ₹ 1

So,

So, 8 dozen lemons = 12 × 8 ⇒ 96

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C.P = S.P - Profit

C.P = ₹ 96 - ₹ 12

C.P = ₹ 84

\huge{\boxed{\sf{Profit \% \: = \: {\frac{Profit}{C.P}} \: {\times} \: 100}}}

__________________[Put Values]

Profit % = 12 × 100 /84

\huge{\sf{Profit \% \: = \: 14.28 \%}}

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