English, asked by jmoni8558, 3 months ago

I kg of mangoes?
Pens were purchased by a stationery shop owner at 100 pens for 350. He
sold them at 8 for 40. Find the profit made on each pen.
(Hint. Find the unit cost in both the cases, and then compare.)
Fill in the blanks:
Cost Price Selling
Cartage,
Profit or Loss
Price
Octroi, etc.
315
2co
2
170
200
210
b
508
R615
295
860
710
R20
d
325
& 15
230
3 56.10
23.15
4.28
7 167

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