Math, asked by abhiadm001, 1 year ago

Ravi purchased some apples at the rate of 30 Apples for Rs 4.How may for Rs 4 he should sell to gain 20% profit?

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Answered by TooFree
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Find the cost of 1 apple:

30 apples = Rs 4

1 apple = 4 ÷ 30 = Rs 2/15


Find the selling price of 1 apple:

20% profit = 0.2 x 2/15 = Rs 2/75

Selling price = 2/15 + 2/75 = RS 0.16


Find the number of apples to sell for Rs 4:

Number of apples = 4 ÷ 0.16 = 25


Answer: Ravi needs to sell 25 apples for Rs 4 to gain 20% profit.

Answered by palak1217
0

Answer:

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