Question
A vegetable vendor bought some vegetables. He sold half
of them for ₹240 with a profit of 20%. For how much should he sell the remaining vegetables to earn a total profit of 22.5%?Solution
ATQ, Sold for ₹240 with a 20% profit = 1.20×CP = 240 ⟹ CP1 = 200 The first half costs ₹200, so the total cost for all vegetables is = 2×200 = 400 Desired profit is 22.5% on ₹400: Total SP = 400×1.225 = 490 Already sold the first half for ₹240, So, 490 − 240 = 250
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