Math, asked by haspreetgrewal47, 3 months ago

Lemons are bought at the rate of 3 for ₹4. At what rate must they be sold to gain 20%​

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Answered by SaiShrivalli
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It is given that lemons are brought at the rate of 3 for Rs 4. The cost price is 4. Selling price is the sum of cost price and 20% of cost price. Therefore the Selling price is 4.8.

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