the sugar is sold at rupees 5.4 per kg at a loss of 10% at what price should it be sold per kg to earn a profit of 20%
Answer:
7.2 rupees
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that at a loss of 10 percent which is 90% price, we have sugar sold at 5.4 rupees per k.g
Hence, at 100 percent we have => 5.4 × (100 ÷ 90 )= 6 rupees per kg.
Therefore, at 100 percent, where we have 6 rupees per kg, to make a profit of 20% we have
6 rupees per kg x 120% = 6 × 1.2 = 7.2 rupees per kg.
Hence, the final answer is 7.2 rupees per kg to make a profit of 20%.
Answer:
No, you would multiply by 1.15
Step-by-step explanation:
A percentage goes by 'Hundreths' or .01
So 15% would be .15
We don't want to lose money along the way so we add a 1 it so it goes up for the total, like this:
28.75 * 1.15 = 33.1
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Answer:
D) 6.003 ÷ 12
Step-by-step explanation:
All of the quotients differ from 0.5 by at least one order of magnitude except ...
6.003/12 = 0.50025
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The others are ...
A: 0.301/60 = 0.0050166... (repeating)
B: 0.051/10 = 0.0051
C: 2.499/49 = 0.051
