Question
. A vendor purchased 300 mangoes for ₹600. Some of the
mangoes were rotten and were thrown away. He sold the remaining mangoes at ₹3 each and made a profit of ₹240. The percentage of mangoes thrown away is.Solution
CP of 300 mangoes =600Rs. SP =600+240=840. Sold mangoes. =840/3=280. Thrown mangoes =300-280=20. percentage of mangoes thrown = (20/300) ×100 = (20/3) %=6.66%
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