Math, asked by vaaryan14, 11 hours ago

by selling oranges at the rate of 72 prr dozen, a women loses 10% of her investment. what would be percentage of her gain or loss, if she sold them at 600 per hundred​

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Answered by veenabijuveenabiju14
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Answered by presentmoment
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Answer:

10%

Step-by-step explanation:

  • SP of 12 oranges=Rs.72
  • Therefore, by unitary method, we can find the SP of 1 orange. We have to divide 72 by 12.
  • SP of 1 orange=Rs.7212⇒SP of 1 orange=Rs.6
  • We are given the percentage of loss as 10%.  
  • %Loss=(CP−SP)CP×100...(i)
  • Let us substitute the values in the above formula.

        ⇒10=(x−6)x×100  

       Let the cost price (CP) of one orange be x. We know that percentage of loss is given by

%Loss=(CP−SP)CP×100...(i)

Let us substitute the values in the above formula.

⇒10=(x−6)x×100  

⇒10x=100x−600  

⇒600=100x−10x⇒600=90x

∴x = 20/3.

  • The CP of 1 orange is 203 . Let us find the CP of 100 oranges by multiplying 203 by 100.
  • %Loss =(((2000/3)-600)/(2000/3)) × 100 = 10%.

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