Question
Asmita owns two burgers, 'Veg' and 'Non-veg.' The Veg
Burger was priced 140% above its cost, while the Non-Veg Burger was sold at a 40% loss. The total profit from selling the Veg Burger is Rs. 832, and its selling price is Rs. 96 higher than that of the Non-Veg Burger. Additionally, the marked price of the Veg Burger is 25% more than the selling price of the Non-Veg Burger. Determine the cost price of the Non-Veg Burger.Solution
ATQ, Let cost price of Veg burger is Rs. 100a Marked price of Veg burger = 2.4 × 100a = Rs. 240a Selling price of Veg burger = Rs. (100a + 832) Selling price of Non Veg burger = 240a/1.25 = Rs.192a So, 192a + 96 = 100a + 832 Or, 92a = 736 Or, a = 8 Cost price of Non Veg burger = (192 × 8)/0.60 = Rs.2560
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