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Example 7. A fruit seller bought some oranges at 5 for a rupee and the
same number at 7 for a rupee. He mixed them and sold at 6 for a rupee. If the total
loses is 34, find how many oranges were bought?

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Answered by 9350508421
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Answer:

Lets fruit seller brought a lot of 100 oranges

C.P. of 100 orange of 1st kind = Rs.  

4

3

​  

×100

= Rs.(0.75×100)=Rs 75

C.P. of 100 orange of 2nd kind = Rs.  

5

3

​  

×100

= Rs.(0.60×100)=Rs 60

On mixing, C.P. of 200 oranges = Rs. 75 + Rs 60 = Rs 135 and S.p. of 200 oranges =200×0.90=Rs 180

Profit = 180-135=Rs 45

% of profit=  

135

45×100

​  

=33  

3

1

​  

%

 

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