Math, asked by shivamgupta12345578, 2 months ago

Cost price of 50kg grain 2000,
Selling price 43 per kg.​

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Answered by devyaninagrath
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost Price of 50 kg grain Rs. 2000

=> Cost Price of 1 kg grain = 2000/50 = Rs. 40

And Selling Price of 1 kg grain = Rs. 43

Profit = 43–40 = Rs.

Profit% = (3/40)×100

=> Profit% = 7.5%

Answered by zeesoftzs
0

Answer:

  cost \: price \: of \: 50kg \: grain = 2000\\ cost \: price \: of \: 1kg \: grain = \frac{2000}{50}   \\  = 40 \\ cost \: price \: of \: 43kg \: grain = 43 \times 40 \\  = 1720 \: rupees

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