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A shopkeeper could sell only 4/5^th of the stock at the rate of $3
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05 Oct 2023, 01:23
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A shopkeeper could sell only \(\dfrac{4}{5}^{th}\) of the stock at the rate of $3 per item. If 100 items were unsold, what was the total amount he received from the sale?
(A) $240
(B) $1,200
(C) $1,250
(D) $1,300
(E) $1,500
(A) $240
(B) $1,200
(C) $1,250
(D) $1,300
(E) $1,500
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Re: A shopkeeper could sell only 4/5^th of the stock at the rate of $3
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05 Oct 2023, 04:09
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Sold = 4/5 T
Unsold =1/5 T
1/5 T =100
T=500
4/5(100) =400 items sold are $3 per item =1200
Ans B
Unsold =1/5 T
1/5 T =100
T=500
4/5(100) =400 items sold are $3 per item =1200
Ans B
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