Math, asked by mayankkrjha18, 1 day ago

PROFIT AND LOSS CHAPTER
CLASS-8
CH-11

The cost of petrol increases by 8%. By how much percentage must the consumption of the fuel reduce so that expenditure on it remains unchanged? ​

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Answered by alamshahil819
1

Answer:

Let price of petrol be Rs.100.

After increasing,

Price of petrol =100+

100

10

×100=Rs.110

Now, to keep same expenditure, the consumption should be reduced by x%(say).

Now,

x=

110

110−100

×100

⇒x=

110

10

×100≈9%

Hence, to keep same expenditure, the consumption should be reduced by 9%.

Answered by DivineSwagster
11

Answer:

here is your answer dear

Step-by-step explanation:

If the price of petrol is increased by 10% to keep the expenditure value as constant, then how much percentage must be reduced in its consumption?

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9 Answers

Janardan Kant

, Mechanical Engineering from Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (2016)

Answered 3 years ago

Let before increasing the price of petrol we are purchasing 1 litre petrol in 100 rs . So total quantity 100×1=100.

After increasing the price of petrol 10% let we are receiving x litre petrol. Then final quantity 110×x=100x

After equating initial and final quantity we will get the value of x.

100×1=110×x

Then x=10÷11

Initially we are getting 1 litre and after increment we are getting 10÷11

Reduction in amount of petrol 1-(10÷11)

That is 1÷11

1÷11×100

100÷11

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