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Standard V

Mathematics

Calculating Profit and Loss Percentage

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Ritu buys 1 kg apples at ₹100 and sells at ₹120 per kg. Kalyani buys 1 kg oranges at ₹80 and sells at ₹110 per kg. Ritu sells 12 kg apples and Kalyani sells 10 kg oranges. Who earns more profit?

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The correct answer is Option B - Kalyani

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Ritu buys 1 kg apples at ₹100 and sells at ₹120 per kg. Kalyani buys 1 kg oranges at ₹80 and sells at ₹110 per kg. Ritu sells 12 kg apples and Kalyani sells 10 kg oranges. Who earns more profit?​

The correct answer is Option B - Kalyani

Ritu buys 1 kg apples at ₹100 and sells at ₹120 per kg. Kalyani buys 1 kg oranges at ₹80 and sells at ₹110 per kg. Ritu sells 12 kg apples and Kalyani sells 10 kg oranges. Who earns more profit?