Math, asked by amol97, 1 year ago

Q.59.
A fruit vendor purchased 21 apples for Rs 180.33 1/3%
of the apples were rotten and had to be thrown away.
What price should the trader charge per apple if he wants
to earn a profit of 16 2/3%?
1) Rs 28 2) Rs 15 3) Rs 22
4) Rs 25
5) NOT​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
3

The price charged should be Rs. 210

Total number of apples = 21 (Given)

Price of 21 applies = Rs. 180 (Given)

Let the total number of rotten apples be = x

Percentage of rotten apples = 33.1/3%

Therefore,

33.1/3 % of 21 = 7

Thus, 7 apples are rotten

Remaining apples = 21 - 7 = 14 apples  

For a profit of 16 2/3%  -

S.P. of 14 apples should be -

(100 + 50/3)/100 × 180

= 210

Answered by syampatnala007
0

Answer:

15.

Step-by-step explanation:

Total 21 apples, 33.33% of apples are rotten.

21*1/3=7 apples were thrown away.

Remaining 14 apples are there.

Profit % =16.66%

Initial Selling price for 21 apples is Rs.180. In order get 16.66% profit .  

180*1/6=30

Total Selling price =180+30=210

For 14 apples =210/14=15.

Similar questions