Math, asked by richasaraf144, 2 months ago



Hasan buys two kinds of cloth materials for school uniforms, shirt material that
costs him 50 per metre and trouser material that costs him * 90 per metre. for every 3 metre of the shirt material he buys 2 metre of the trouser material. he sells the material at 12% and 10% profit respectively. his total sale is rupees 36600, how much trouser material did he buy?​

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Answered by ItzMeMukku
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~~~~~~~\bold{•}\underline\bold{Solution :-}

\sf{Hasan~buys~shirt~and~trouser~ in~ratio~2:3}

\sf{Let ~the~ ratio~ be~ x.}

\sf\color{red}{The~ cost ~of ~the~ shirt~ material~ :-}

~~~~~~~\bold{₹3x × 50 = ₹150x}

\sf\color{red}{The~ cost ~of ~the~ trouser ~material :-}

~~~~~~~\bold{₹2x × 90 = ₹180x}

\sf\color{red}{The ~selling ~price~ of ~the~ ~shirt~ material :-}

~~~~~~~\bold{150x+12~ of~ 150x}

\implies rs\quad\bigg\lgroup\bf 150x + \: \frac{12}{100} \: \times \: 150x \bigg\rgroup

\implies \: rs \: (150x \: + \: 18x) = rs \: 168x

\sf\color{red}{The~ selling~ price~ of ~the ~trouser ~material ~:-}

~~~~~~~\rm\underline{~180x +10~of~180x}

\implies rs\bigg\lgroup\bf 180x \: + \: \frac{10}{100} \: \times \: 180x \bigg\rgroup

\implies \: rs \: (180 x \: + \: 18x) = rs198x

\sf\color{red}{According ~to~ the~ Question :-}

~~~~~~~\rm\underline{168x + 198x = 36,660}

~~~~~~~\rm\underline{366x = 36,660}

x \: = \frac{36,660}{366}

\sf{100 ~(approx)}

\sf\color{red}{the~ trouser~ material~ bought ~by ~him}

\bold{•}\rm\underline{2×100m=200m}

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