sameer bought 1600 bananas at rupee 3.75 a dozen. he sold 900 of them at 2 for rupee 1 and the remaining at 5 for 2 rupee. fimd his gain or loss percentage
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First let's find out his total investment:
1600 bananas= (1600/12) dozens
= 3.75×(1600/12) rupees
= 500 rupees.
Now let's find out how much he collected:
900 bananas at 2 for rupee 1 = 900×1/2
= 450 rupees
Remaining 700 bananas at 5 for 2 rupees
= 700×2/5
= 280 rupees
so, Total collection= 450+280= 730 rupees
Net Gain= 730-500= 230 rupees
% Gain= 100×230/500 = 46%
Hope this helps mate! :)
1600 bananas= (1600/12) dozens
= 3.75×(1600/12) rupees
= 500 rupees.
Now let's find out how much he collected:
900 bananas at 2 for rupee 1 = 900×1/2
= 450 rupees
Remaining 700 bananas at 5 for 2 rupees
= 700×2/5
= 280 rupees
so, Total collection= 450+280= 730 rupees
Net Gain= 730-500= 230 rupees
% Gain= 100×230/500 = 46%
Hope this helps mate! :)
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