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mario62 [17]
2 years ago
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A confectioner bought 15 chocolates for Rs. 1. If he sold all chocolates at 25% profit, how many chocolates were sold for Rs. 1?

​please step by step answer without and link or something please
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1 answer:
shutvik [7]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

He sold 12 chocolates for 1 Re.

Step-by-step explanation:

He bought 15 chocolates for 1 Rupee

He sold for a profit of 25%

Sale price = profit + cost price

SP= 25%of 1 + 1 Re

SP = 0.25*1+ 1

SP = 1.25 Rs

He sold 15 chocolates fro 1.25 Rs

Chocolates            Rupees

15                            1.25

x                                1

Applying cross product

x*1.25= 15*1

x= 15*1/1.25

x= 12

He sold 12 chocolates for 1 Re.

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