Question
Sugar 'A' is priced at Rs. 40 per kg, and sugar 'B' is
priced at Rs. 54 per kg. In what proportion should these two sugars be mixed so that the final mixture can be sold at Rs. 52.8 per kg, which includes a 10% profit margin?Solution
Cost price of resultant sugar = (52.8/1.1) = Rs. 48 per kg -Prelims/1736312920-sbclerk-allindiatest-jan-2025-sol-image.png)
Therefore, required ratio in which 'A' and 'B' must be mixed = 6:8 = 3:4Â
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