MCQs: A shopkeeper purchased 30 kg of sugar for Rs 105. For earning a profit of 10% he should sell the sugar at the rate of;
(a) Rs 3.75 kg (b) Rs 3.85 kg
(c) Rs 3.90 kg (d) Rs 3.80 kg
Given:
Cost price (C.P) = Rs.105
Profit % = 10%
To Find:
Sale price (S.P) per Kg = ?
Sale price (S.P) per Kg = ?
Solution:
1st Method
By using the Formula for Profit % involving Gain is
.....Eqn(1)
And Formula for Gain is
Gain (Profit) = Sale price (S.P) - Cost price (C.P) ....Eqn(2)
From Eqn (1) and (2) we can derive a formula for Cost price (C.P) that is
Sale price (S.P) = (100 % + Profit %) x Cost price (C.P)
So by putting values we get
Sale price (S.P) = (100%+10%) x Rs.105
Sale price (S.P) = (110%) x Rs. 105
Sale price (S.P) = `{\frac{110\times Rs.105}{100}}`
Sale price (S.P) = Rs. 115.5
Sale price (S.P) Per Kg = Rs. 3.85 Per Kg
2nd Method
By using the Formula for Profit % involving Profit is
Or
By using the Formula for Profit % involving Profit is
So by putting values we get
Sale price (S.P) = `{\frac{10\times Rs. 105}{100}}`
Sale price (S.P) = Rs.10.5
Now We know that;
Sale price (S.P) of 30 kg sugar = cost price + profit
Sale price (S.P) of 30 kg sugar = Rs.105 + Rs. 10.5
Sale price (S.P) of 30 kg sugar = Rs.11.5
by unitary method
Sale price (S.P) Per kg = `\frac{Rs. 115.5}{30 kg}`
Sale price (S.P) Per kg = 3.85 Per Kg
So, the correct answer is option (b)
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