Rakul buys fruits for ₹7000. He spends ₹2000 on transportation and pays ₹2500 as rent. If he sells all the fruits for ₹15000, find his total earning?

₹1500

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₹3500

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₹4500

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₹6000

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Solution

The correct option is B ₹3500
Money received - Money spent = Earning / Profit
Money spent
= buying cost + transportation+rent
= ₹7000+₹2000+₹2500
= ₹11500
Money received = ₹15000
Earning/ Profit = ₹15000 - ₹11500
= ₹4500

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Rakul buys fruits for ₹7000. He spends ₹2000 on transportation and pays ₹2500 as rent. If he sells all the fruits for ₹15000, find his total earning?

The correct option is B ₹3500Money received - Money spent = Earning / Profit Money spent = buying cost + transportation+rent = ₹7000+₹2000+₹2500 = ₹11500 Money received = ₹15000 Earning/ Profit = ₹15000 - ₹11500 = ₹4500

The correct option is B ₹3500
Money received - Money spent = Earning / Profit
Money spent
= buying cost + transportation+rent
= ₹7000+₹2000+₹2500
= ₹11500
Money received = ₹15000
Earning/ Profit = ₹15000 - ₹11500
= ₹4500