If apples are bought at the rate of 30 for Rs.100. How many apples must be sold for
Rs.100 so as to gain 20%?
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The merchant makes a profit of 20%.
This means that the merchant sells 30 apples for Rs. 1.20
Therefore, selling price of 1 apple =(
30
1.20
)= Rs. 0.04
The number of apples that can be sold for Rs. 1.00=
0.04
1
=25
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