Math, asked by Ulsalaraviteja, 11 months ago

Cominos, a pizza manufacturing company, sells 1 lakh pizzas in a month. The cost of making one pizza is Rs. 500 and the company invests 25% of the manufacturing cost in advertisement. The cost of delivering pizzas is borne by the company and is approximately 30% of the manufacturing cost. At what price should the pizzas be sold in order to gain 10% overall profit?

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Answered by chandresh126
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Answer:

Hey Mate,


Given Data,

Making cost of 1 Pizza = ₹ 500

Advertisement Cost = 25%

Delivering Cost = 30%


Making Cost of 1 lakh pizza

=> 500 × 100000

=> ₹ 5,00,00,000


Advertisement Cost

=> 50000000 × (25/ 100)

=> ₹ 1,25,00,000


Delivering Cost of 1 Lakh Pizza

=> 50000000 × (30/ 100)

=> ₹ 15000000


The Total cost for making 1 Lakh Pizza

=>  50000000 + 12500000 + 15000000

=> ₹7,75,00,000


Selling price of 1 Lakh Pizza @ 10% Profit

=> 77500000 × (110/ 100)

=> ₹ 8,52,50,000


Selling price of 1 Pizza

=>  85250000/ 100000

=> ₹ 852.50

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