Question
A man purchases an equal number of oranges at two
different rates: 3 for Rs 13 and 5 for Rs 20. He then sells all the oranges at a rate of 4 for Rs 15. What is his overall percentage gain or loss?Solution
Statements: L > M = N > O, O > P ≥ T = R
Conclusion:
I. L > T
II. L ≥ R
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