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Mahesh sells a quintal of rice for 924 rupees and earns a profit of 12% by selling a quintal of wait for the same amount you losses 12% find Mahesh over all profit or loss per cent​

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Answered by skafsar
5

Answer:

924=12=12=Answer is 948

Answered by doodlewithwatashi
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Complete step-by-step solution:

Given: - Mahesh sells a quintal of rice and wheat for Rs 924.

He earns a profit of 12% on rice and a loss of 12% on wheat.

(A) The formula to calculate the cost price is,

CP=100/100+P%xSP

Substitute the values,

⇒CP=

100/100+12x924

Add the terms in the numerator,

⇒CP=100/112×924

Simplify the terms,

∴CP=825

So, the cost price of a quintal of rice is Rs. 825.

Now, the cost of 1 kg of rice is,

⇒Cost of 1 kg of rice=825/100

Divide the numerator by denominator,

⇒Cost of 1 kg of rice=8.25

Hence, the cost price of 1 kg of rice is Rs. 8.25.

(B) The formula to calculate the cost price is,

CP=

100/100−L%×SP

Substitute the values,

⇒CP=

100/100−12×924

Add the terms in the numerator,

⇒CP=100/88x924

Simplify the terms,

∴CP=1050

So, the cost price of a quintal of wheat is Rs. 1050.

Now, the cost of 1 kg of wheat is,

⇒Cost of 1 kg of wheat=1050/100

Divide the numerator by denominator,

⇒Cost of 1 kg of wheat=10.50

Hence, the cost price of 1 kg of wheat is Rs. 10.50.

(C) The total selling price will be the sum of the selling price of rice and wheat,

⇒Total selling price=924+924

Add the terms,

⇒Total selling price=1848

The total cost price will be the sum of the cost price of rice and wheat,

⇒Total cost price=825+1050

Add the terms,

⇒Total cost price=1875

Since, Total Cost Price > Total Selling Price. Then,

⇒Loss=TCP−TSP

Substitute the value,

⇒Loss=1875−1848

Subtract the values,

⇒Loss=27

The loss percentage can be calculated by the formula,

Loss%=loss/TCP×100

Substitute the values,

⇒Loss%= 27/1875

×100

Simplify the terms,

⇒Loss%=1.44%

Hence, Mahesh’s overall loss percent is 1.44%.

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