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Raghu bought 80 oranges at Rs 3 per orange he sold 30%oranges at rs 5 each and remaining oranges at rate of rs 3 each find his profit or loss percent

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Answered by StarrySoul
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He Bought 80 oranges At rate of Rs 3 each

 \tt \: Cost \: price \: of \: 80 \: oranges = Rs \: 80 \times 3 =

\underline{\boxed{Rs\:240}}

He Sold 30% of oranges at rate of Rs 5 each

 \sf \: 30 \% \: of \: 80

 \sf \:  \dfrac{3 \cancel0}{1 \cancel0 \cancel0}  \times 8 \cancel0

\underline{\boxed{24\:Oranges}}

He Sold 24 Oranges At rate Of Rs 5 each

 \tt \: S.P \: \: of \: 24 \: oranges  = \: Rs \: 24 \times 5

\underline{\boxed{Rs\:120}}

Remaining Oranges = 80 - 24 = 56 oranges

He sold Remaining Oranges At Rate of Rs 3 each

 \tt \:  S.P \: of \: 56 \: oranges =Rs \: 56 \times 3

\underline{\boxed{Rs\:168}}

Total Cost Price = Rs 240

Total Selling Price = Rs 120 + Rs 168 = Rs 288

Here,S.P is greater Than C.P Thus,He creates a Profit

Profit = S.P - C.P

Profit = Rs 288- Rs 240

\underline{\boxed{Profit\: = Rs\:48}}

Profit % =

 \tt \:  \dfrac{Profit}{C.P}   \times 100

 \sf \dfrac{48}{24 \cancel0}  \times 10 \cancel0

 \tt \:  \cancel \dfrac{480}{24}

\underline{\boxed{Profit\% = 20\: \%}}

Answered by Arsh1886
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