Question
A trader purchased 100 identical items for a total of
₹20,000. He sold 40% of the items at a profit of 25% and the remaining items at a loss of 15%. Determine the overall profit or loss percentage for the entire transaction.Solution
Cost of 1 article = 20,000/100 = 200 Cost of 40% (40) articles = 200×40 = 8000 Cost of 60% (60) articles = 200×60 = 12000 Selling price of 40% articles = 125% of 8000 = 10,000 Selling price of 60% articles = 85% of 12000 = 10,200 Total selling price = 10,000+10,200 = 20,200
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