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A shopkeeper sells two types of books national books and international books .He sells national books at Rs. 18 / book and incurs at loss of 10% whereas on selling the international books at Rs. 30 / book ,he gains 20 % .Find the ratio of the national and international books such that he can gain a profit of 25% by selling the combined books at 27.5/ book ?

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Solution

Let the ratio of national to international books be 1:x
Let the cost price of national book be N and cost price of international book be I
Then According to question , N×910=18
And , I×65=30
Solving we get N=20 and I=25
Again According to question (20×1+25×x)54=27.5× (x+1)
Solving we get x=23
So ratio of national books to international boks = 3:2

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