Math, asked by gravityvirk, 1 month ago

If a person sells 4 apples of 50 paise from a shop at the rate of 3 apples of 50 paise, then find the profit percentage.​

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Answered by harshpujare8000
1

Answer:

Let total number of apples be x.

5/6 of x apples bought at 4 apples for Rs. 5.

∴CP of one apple =

(6×5)

(5×4)

x=Rs.

3

2

x

Rest apples=x−

6

5

x=

6

x

6

x

, bought at 3 apples for 5

CP=

(6×5)

(3x)

=

10

x

.

So Average CP =

2

(

3

2x

)+(

10

x

)

=

30

23x

=0.76x per apple.

Now, average selling price =

11

20x

=1.81x

Gain = Rs 15

⇒1.81x−0.76x=15

⇒1.05x=15

⇒x=14.28

Thus, no. of apples = 14.

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