Math, asked by prabhagakhar1980, 9 months ago

Devang bought 5kg apples at ₹50 per kg.He sold 2kg of apples at the rate of ₹60 per kg.By that time 1kg of apples had gone bad.He quickly sold the remaining apples at ₹55 per kg.Find the net loss or gain %.​

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Answered by bansalp1985
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Answer:

cost of 5kg apples=250 ruppees

SP of 2kg apples=120

apples got bad = 1kg

=50 ruppees

SP of 2kg apples afterwards =55 per kg

=110 ruppees

so, cost of 4kg apples=120+110=230 ruppees

loss=250-230=20 ruppees

The seller had a loss of 2o ruppees

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Answered by Abhijeet1589
0

The answer is 8%

GIVEN

Devang bought 5kg apples at ₹50 per kg.He sold 2kg of apples at the rate of ₹60 per kg.By that time 1kg of apples had gone bad.He quickly sold the remaining apples at ₹55 per kg.

TO FIND

The net loss or gain %.

SOLUTION

We can simply solve the above problem as follows;

Total cost price of 5 kg = 5 × 50 = Rs 250

Selling price of 2 kg of apples = 60 × 2 = Rs 120

Selling price of 5-3 = 2 kg of apples = 55 × 2 = Rs 110

Total Selling price of apples = 120 + 110 = Rs 230

Since,

CP > SP

Therefore,

Loss = Cost price - selling price

= 250 - 230

= 20

Loss% = (Loss/Cp)× 100

= (20/250)×100

= 8%

Hence, The answer is 8%

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