Karim bought 150 dozens of pencils at 20 Rupees a dozen. He sold them at 2.50 Rupees per pencil. Find his profit or loss percent.
Profit 75 %
Loss 50 %
Profit 50 %
Loss 50 %
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Profit 50%
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Answer: Profit 50%
Step-by-step explanation:
1 dozen = 20 rupees
therefore, 150 dozen = 20 x 150
= 3000 rupees is cost price
Therefore, Karim bought 150 dozens of pencil for rupees 3000.
1 dozen = 12 pencils
therefore, 150 dozen = 12 x 150
= 1800 pencils were bought
1 pencil = 2.5 rupees
1800 pencils = 2.5 x 1800
= 4500 rupees is selling price
s.p is more than c.p, therefore it is a profit.
Profit = s.p - c.p
= 4500 - 3000
= rupees 1500
Profit percent = profit / c.p x 100
= 1500 / 3000 x 100
= 150 / 3
= 50 %
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