Answer: -35+24p
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A fruitseller bought 50kg of the fruits. He sold 30kg of fruits for the cost price of 35kg of fruits and he sold the remaining quantity for the cost Price of 18kg of fruits. calculate his profit or loss percent in the total transaction.
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let the cost price be 50x
→he sells 30kg of fruits on it's CP of 35 kg
→CP of 30kg fruits = 30x
→SP of 35kg fruits = 35x
→remaing fruits are 20kg
→he sells 20kg of fruits on CP of 16kg
→CP of 20kg fruits = 20x
→SP of 20kg fruits = 16x
→total CP is = 50x
→total SP is = (35 + 16) = 51x
→SP > CP (it means profit)
→profit = SP-CP
→ 51-50
→ 1
<h2 /><h2><u>Now,</u></h2>
→ Profit% = gain/CP × 100
→ Profit% = 1/50 × 100
→ 2%
Hence the fruit seller had a profit% of 2%.
Answer:
For product A, the product is increasing, for the bigger the number you plug into x (due to the fact that the numbers become bigger because of the time: year 1, year 2, etc)
Product A is 82% change rate, while
product B is 983.45/4 = 245.8625, 1756.16/3 = 585.3867
Product B is 245.8625/585.3867
product B is 42% change rate
Product A change rate is higher than Product B by 40%
Step-by-step explanation:
Hope this helped! :)
Fractions are just unsimplified numbers. For example 5/8 is just 5 divided by 8 so 0.625. To find the percent from that you move the decimal two places to the right making it 62.5%. Hope this helps!
7x. Try to ignore the X's for a second and think of the problem as -12+5 (aka 5-12). The answer to that is 7. now add the x back again to get: 7x
