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oranges were bought at rs.8.50 per dozen and the transport cost were rs.0.50 per dozen. at what price per hundred must these be sold so as to gain 12 percent

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Answered by anamikakumari7oy7kfe
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total cost of orange= 8.50+0.50=9.00per dozen
or cost of 1 orange =9\12=3\4
 C.P of 100 orange = 3\4×100 =75rupee

12% 0f  75= 75×12\100=9 rupee
  then S.P = 75+9=84 rupee 
Answered by tardymanchester
78

Answer:

Cost Rs.84 must be sold so as to gain 12 percent.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : Oranges were bought at rs.8.50 per dozen and the transport cost were rs.0.50 per dozen.

To find : At what price per hundred must these be sold so as to gain 12 percent?

Solution :

Total cost of orange= 8.50+0.50= 9.00 per dozen

Cost of 1 orange is

C=\frac{9}{12}=\frac{3}{4}

C.P of 100 orange is

C=\frac{3}{4}\times 100

C=3\times 25

C=Rs.75

Now, Gain%=12%

SP=12% of 75 is

SP=\frac{12}{100}\times 75

SP=3\times 3

SP=9

Total SP= 75+9=Rs.84

Therefore, Cost Rs.84 must be sold so as to gain 12 percent.

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