Math, asked by mlal3620, 11 months ago

In what ratio must two kinds of sugar at rs. 1.15 and rs. 1.24 per kg be mixed so that by selling at rs. 1.50 per kg, 25% may be gained?

Answers

Answered by partha5034
13

Answer:

actual costing of the mixed sugar=100/125×1.5

=Rs.1.2

X×1.15+Y×1.24=1.2×(X+Y)

.04Y=.05X

X/Y=4:5

The required ratio is 4:5

Answered by windyyork
7

The required ratio would be 4:5.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we  have given that

Cost price of first kind of sugar = Rs. 1.15 per kg

Cost price of second kind of sugar = Rs. 1.25 per kg

Selling at Rs. 1.50 per kg at 25% gain.

So, before gain it would be

\dfrac{100}{100+25}\times 1.50\\\\=\dfrac{100}{125}\times 1.50\\\\=\dfrac{4}{5}\times 1.50\\\\=4\times 0.3\\\\=Rs.\ 1.20

So, by mixture and allegations, we get that

First kind     Second kind

    1.15                 1.24

               1.20

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1.24-1.20   :      1.20-1.15

   0.04      :      0.05

       4       :        5

Hence, the required ratio would be 4:5.

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