Math, asked by shawnneyyan, 1 month ago

Oranges are bought at the rate of ₹15 per dozen and sold at the rate of ₹20 per dozen. Find the gain percent

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Answered by hellofriendschai
2

Answer:

He is gaining ₹ 5 .

Step-by-step explanation:

Oranges brought at the rate of = ₹ 15

Oranges are sold at the rate of = ₹ 20

The gaining money is = ₹(20- 15) = 5

Answered by pelyaravinder17
4

HEY HERE IS YOUR ANSWER

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We know that,

1 dozen = 12

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C. P {cost price} of Oranges = 15 ₹

To find C. P of 1 orange we should ➗ 15 by 12

= > \: \frac{15}{12}=>

12

15

C. P of 1 orange = ₹ 1.25

Also given that,

S. P of Oranges :- ₹ 20

S. P of 1 orange :-

Same thing as do in last ➗ 20/12

= > \frac{20}{12} ==>

12

20

=

➡️ ₹ 1.66

We see that Profit is obtained.

Profit = 1.66 - 1.25 = ₹ 0.41

Profit :- ₹ 0.41

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We know that,

= > \frac{0.41}{1.25} \times 100=>

1.25

0.41

×100

➡️ 32.8 %

HENCE

Oranges are bought at the rate of ₹15 per dozen and sold at the rate ₹ 20 per dozen is 32. 8 %.

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Hope it will help you

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