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juma bought 130 dozens pencils at ₹ 10 a dozen . Her overhead expenses were ₹ 100 . She sold them at ₹ 1.20 each . What was his profit or loss .​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Cost of one dozen pencil=Rs.10

Cost of 150 dozen pencils=150\timesRs.10=Rs.150$$

Overhead expenses=Rs.100

Effective cost price=Rs.1500+Rs.100=Rs.1600$$

Selling price of one pencil=Rs.1.20

Selling price of one dozen pencil=Rs.1.20×12=Rs.14.40

Selling price of 150 dozen pencil=Rs.14.40×150=Rs.2160

Here S.P>C.P.So, there is a profit.

Profit=S.P−C.P=2160−1600=Rs.560

Profit percentage=

C.P

Profit

×100%=

1600

560

×100%=35%

PROFIT OF 35%

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Answer:

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