Math, asked by yashyadav240110, 8 days ago

cost price 40 kg gains 1000 rupees , selling price 33 per kg ans

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Answered by devindersaroha43

1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

R 1 =25㎏,29Rs/㎏

R 2 =25㎏,20Rs/㎏

Total cost price=25×29+25×20

=725+500

=1225

Total selling price=50×27=1350

Profit=1350−1225=125Rs

Answered by Ayeshasinha844503

0

SP = 40*33 = Rs. 1320

CP = SP - Gain

Then, CP = 1320-1000= Rs. 320 Ans.

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