Math, asked by crankybirds30, 1 month ago

If a man bought 234 cookies that was 6 rupees each and sold them for 2.5% more of its price. How much rupees did he profit and how much percentage did he profit?




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Answered by MrFeest
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\sf\large\green{\underbrace{Answer\implies\:6:7}}

\tt\large\underline\purple{Let:-}

\rm{\longrightarrow No\:of\:boys = 5x}

\rm{\longrightarrow No\:of\:gir1s = 7x}

\tt\large\underline\purple{Given:-}

\rm{\longrightarrow Ratio\:_{(boys\:to\:gir1s)}=5 : 7}

\rm{\longrightarrow Total\:_{(students)}=660}

\rm{\longrightarrow Join\:_{(new\:boys)}=25}

\rm{\longrightarrow Left\:_{(old\: girLs)}=35}

\tt\large\underline\purple{To\:Find:-}

\rm{\longrightarrow Ratio\:_{(boys\:to\: gir1s\:in\:new\: year)} = ?}

\tt\large\underline\purple{Solution:-}

To calculate the new ratio of boys to gir1s at first we have to find out the number of gir1s and boys then subtract the no of gir1s in old no of gir1s which is already in school after that add no of new boys in no of boys who is already in the school after that we have to calculate the new ratio to boys and gir1s.

\tt\large\pink{\longrightarrow sum\:of\: numbers\:_{(boys + gir1s)} = 660}

\rm{\longrightarrow 5x + 7x = 660}

\rm{\longrightarrow 12x = 660}

\rm{\longrightarrow x = 55}

Now calculate no of boys and girls :-]

\rm{\longrightarrow Number\:_{(boys)}=5x=5(55)=275}

\rm{\longrightarrow Number\:_{(gir1s)}=7x=7(55)=385}

Now calculate no of new G and B :-

\rm{\longrightarrow Number\:_{(New\:gir1s)}=385 - 35=350}

\rm{\longrightarrow Number\:_{(New\:boys)}=275 + 25=300}

Now calculate ratio B to G :-

\rm{\longrightarrow New\: ratio\:_{(boys\:to\:gir1s)}=300 : 350=6 : 7}

\sf\small\underline{Hence,\:the\:new\: ratio\:_{(boys\: : \:gir1s)}=6:7}

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