mangoes are bought at 10 per100 the rate per 100 at which they must be sold that the gain 100 may be equal to the selling price of 250 mangoes
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In Rs. 10 mangoes can be bought = 100In Rs. 100 mangoes can be bought = 1000
If the fruit merchant sold 1000 mangoes, he would gain equal to the selling price of 250 mangoes.
Now, Let Selling price of 1 mango be Rs 'x'Therefore, Gain = 250xGain = Selling Price - Cost Price250x = 1000x - 100250x - 1000x = - 100-750x = - 100x = 100/750x = 2/15So, selling price of 1 mango is Rs. 2/15
Therefore, selling price of 100 mangoes = 2*100/15= 200/15= Rs.40/3
If the fruit merchant sold 1000 mangoes, he would gain equal to the selling price of 250 mangoes.
Now, Let Selling price of 1 mango be Rs 'x'Therefore, Gain = 250xGain = Selling Price - Cost Price250x = 1000x - 100250x - 1000x = - 100-750x = - 100x = 100/750x = 2/15So, selling price of 1 mango is Rs. 2/15
Therefore, selling price of 100 mangoes = 2*100/15= 200/15= Rs.40/3
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