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A shopkeeper bought three varieties A, B and C of rice in different amounts at the rates of Rs. 34.50, Rs. 28.60 and Rs. 32.40 per kg respe…

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A shopkeeper bought three varieties A, B and C of rice in different amounts at the rates of Rs. 34.50, Rs. 28.60 and Rs. 32.40 per kg respectively. In which of the following transactions he will gain maximum ?
  • AHe bought 20 kg of rice of varieties A and C each and sold at Rs. 38 and Rs. 36 per kg respectively.
  • BHe bought 30 kg of rice of variety A and sold at Rs. 37 per kg and he bought 40 kg of variety of B and sold Rs. 33 per kg.
  • CHe bought 20 kg of rice of variety B and sold at Rs. 40 per kg and he bought 40 kg of variety C and sold at Rs. 38 per kg
  • DHe bought 25 kg of rice of variety C and sold at Rs. 42 per kg and he bought 30 kg of variety A and sold at Rs. 38 per kg
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Given that , cost of A is 34.5 , B is 28.6 , C is 32.4 .According to the options , he bought two varieties .
so, Total gain = gain due to first item + gain due to second item
Going by options , option (A) 20(38-34.5) + 20(36-32.4) = 142
option (B) 30(37-34.5) + 40(33-28.6) = 251
option (C) 20(40-28.6) + 40(38-32.4) = 452
So , option (C) gives more gain.
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Solution
Given that , cost of A is 34.5 , B is 28.6 , C is 32.4 .According to the options , he bought two varieties .
so, Total gain = gain due to first item + gain due to second item
Going by options , option (A) 20(38-34.5) + 20(36-32.4) = 142
option (B) 30(37-34.5) + 40(33-28.6) = 251
option (C) 20(40-28.6) + 40(38-32.4) = 452
So , option (C) gives more gain.