Math, asked by syedaaneesf06, 7 months ago


Two boys A and B have RS 100 and RS 120 respectively.both together are asked to buy some apples such that the money spend on each apple should be in the ratio 1:2. together how many apples could they purchase?Also identify whether money was totally spent or partially raining with both A and B.cost of a single apple is RS 9.

Answers

Answered by vpartap9877
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost price of apple=Rs.20per Kg

∴ cost price of 100kg apples =Rs 100×20

=Rs.2000

5

2

apples of 100 kg =

5

2

×100=40 kgs

Selling price of 40 kg =93 percentage of C.P of 40 kg

=

100

93

×800

=RS.744

Required selling price to get total profit 15percentage

=115 percentage of total cost price

=

100

115

×2000

=RS.2300

∴ Selling price of remaining 60 kg

=Rs.(2300−744)

=Rs.1556

∴ Requried profit =(1556−1200)

=Rs.356

∴ Profit percentage =

1200

356

×100

=29.66percentage

Answered by yash4240
0

Answer:

Let number of apples = x. number of oranges = y ,then. number of bananas =100-(x+y). Total cost of fruits = 5x +3y+(100-x-y)/40. 100 = (200x+120y+100-x-y)/40.

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