Math, asked by atharvag5939, 11 months ago

Rajan purchased 250 packets of blades at the rate of of rupees 8 per packet he sold 70% it is the packet @ rupees 11 per packet and remaining packet @ rupees 9 per packet find his gain percent

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Answered by selenophile03
7

Profit gained by Rajan is 30%

Step-by-step explanation:

1 packet cost rs 8.

250 packets cost rs 250 × 8 = rs 2000.

Therefore, cost price = rs 2000.

He sold 70% packets at the rate of rs 11.

No. of packets sold = 250×70÷100 = 175 packets.

175 packets were sold at the rate of rs 11.

Therefore, selling price of 175 packets is 175 × 11 = rs 1925.

He sold remaining 30% packets at the rate of rs 11.

No. of packets sold = 250×30÷100 = 75 packets.

Therefore selling price of 75 packets = 75 × 9 = rs 675.

Total selling price= 1925+675 = rs 2600.

He gained a profit of rs 600.

profit percent= (selling price - cost price) × 100 ÷ cost price i.e (2600-2000) ×100 ÷ 2000 = 30%.

Therefore, he gained a profit of 30%.

Answered by Battleangel
2

 \huge \pink{ \boxed{ \boxed{ \mathfrak{solution}}}}

cp=250×8

=₹2000(actual cp)

 \blue{70\% \: of \: 250}

 \pink{ \frac{70}{100}  \times 250}

 \blue{7 \times 25}

 \pink{ = 175}

 \blue {sp \: of \: 175 \: packets = 175 \times 11}

 \pink{ = 1925}

 \blue \therefore \blue{30\%of \: 250 = 250 - 175}

 \pink{ = 75}

 \blue{sp \: of \: 75 \: packets = 75 \times 9}

 \pink{ = 675}

 \huge \green{ \underline{ \underline{now}}}

 \blue{total \: sp = 1925 + 675}

 \pink { = 2600(actual \: sp)}

 \orange{ \boxed{profit = sp - cp}}

 \blue{2600 - 2000}

 \pink{ = 600}

 \red{ \boxed{profit\% =  \frac{profit}{cp}  \times 100}}

 \blue \implies{profit\% =  \frac{600}{2000}  \times 100}

 \implies \: profit\% = 30\%

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