The cost price of 28 apples is Rs.70. If it is sold at 20% profit, then how many apples will be sold for Rs.66?
Cost price of 1 apple = 70/28 = Rs.2.5 Selling price of 1 apple = 2.5 × 120% = Rs.3 Required number = 66/3 = 22
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