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due to an increase in the price of sugar by 25% by how much percent must the householder decrease the consumption of sugar so that there is no increase in the expenditure on Sugar ?

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Answered by shreya32457
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NOW SUGAR'S RATE IS 125RS ......

BEFORE IT WAS 100RS....


SO WE HAVE TO SAVE 25 RS ...

125-25
100-?

100*25/125

20%

SO USE IN HOUSE SHOULD BE LESS BY 20%


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Answered by xItzKhushix
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Given:-

  • The increased price of sugar = 25%

Find:-

  • Percentage of sugar decreased by householder so that there is no increase in expenditure on sugar.

Solution:-

Let the -

  • price of sugar is Rs. 100 for 100 kg of sugar.

Given that

  • the price of sugar is increased by 25%.

New price = Rs. 125

(25% × 100)

So, new price = 100 + 25)

Now,

In Rs. 125; 100 kg of the sugar brought.

⟹ Rs. 125 = 100 kg

⟹ Rs. 1 = 100/125 = 0.8 kg

For Rs. 100

⟹ Rs. 100 = 0.8 × 100 = 80 kg

At first, it was 100 kg consumed (our assumption)

But now, it is 80 kg consumed.

So,

Change in consumption = (100 - 80)

⟹ 20 kg

Percentage of sugar consumed = 20/100 × 100

⟹ 20%

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