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Evans sold apples at 125% of the cost price.What is the profit percent made by selling 100 apples?
A. 0%
B. 20%
C. 25%
D. 33.33%
E. 50 %
A. 0%
B. 20%
C. 25%
D. 33.33%
E. 50 %
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17 Jun 2019, 08:41
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let apple cost= 100$
so new price = 225$ ; 125% of 100$
profit %; 225*100-100*100/100*100
solve we ger 25%
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02 Mar 2021, 03:27
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It is a percent change question, say that the apples cost 100 Euro
125% of 100 is 225. So the cost per apple is 225 (It's unrealistic tho)
100 apples is 100*225 selling price
Manufacturer price is 100*100 for 100 apples.
so we subtract the selling price form manufacturer price for 100 apples and divide to the manufacturer price in order to find the percentage of the margin which is a profit.
125% of 100 is 225. So the cost per apple is 225 (It's unrealistic tho)
100 apples is 100*225 selling price
Manufacturer price is 100*100 for 100 apples.
so we subtract the selling price form manufacturer price for 100 apples and divide to the manufacturer price in order to find the percentage of the margin which is a profit.
