Math, asked by monishashree2906, 9 months ago

when the price of papaya decrease by 30%, a person could buy 3 more in rs 210. then find the original and new price of papaya​

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Answered by bhagyashreechowdhury
1

Answer:

The original price of papaya per kg is Rs. 30.

The new price of papaya per kg is Rs. 21.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the original price of the rice be Rs. x / kg

After 30% of reduction, the new price of the rice is Rs. (70/100)x / kg

Now from the question we can write,

{Price / (new price per kg)} - {Price / (original price per kg)} = 3

{210/(70/100)x} – {210/x} = 3

Or, (21000/70x) – (210/x) = 3

Or, (21000 – 14700) / 70x = 3

Or, 6300 / 70x = 3

Or, x = 6300 / (70 * 3)

Or, x = Rs. 30/kg  

∴ New price = 70x / 100 = (70 * 30) / 100 = Rs. 21/kg

Answered by Anonymous
4

\huge\textbf{Answer:-}

  • 30 rupees is the original price of 1 kg (for fruit papaya).

  • Now 21 rupees is the new price of papaya for 1 kg.

  • Let x be the OP.

If 30% is reduced then the new amount will be rupees ...................

( \frac{70}{100}  x / \:  kilogram)

 =  \frac{price}{New  \: price \:  per  \: kg} (  -  )\frac{price}{(original  \: price \: for \: 1 \: kg}  =  \: (3)

= 210/70/100x – 210/x = 3

=> 21000/70x – 210/x = 3

=> 21000 – 14700 / 70x = 3

=> 6300 / 70x = 3

=> x = 6300 / (70 ° 3)

=> x = Rs. 30/kg

=> 70x / 100 = (70 ° 30) / 100

=> Rs. 21

Hence, New price is rupees 21,for the papaya.

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