Question
A company produces two products, A and B. The cost of
production for product A is ₹120 and for product B is ₹80. If the selling price for product A is ₹200 and for product B is ₹150, what is the ratio of profit from product A to product B if the company produces 300 units of A and 400 units of B?Solution
Profit from A = (Selling price - Cost price) = (200 - 120) * 300 = ₹24,000. Profit from B = (150 - 80) * 400 = ₹28,000. Ratio of profit from A to B = 24000:28000 = 24:28 = 6:7. Correct answer: D) 6:7
15.232 + 39.98% of 539.99 = ? × 6.99
√1600.13 x √4355.99 ÷ 329.98 + 1223.23 = ?
4999.99 ÷ 10.25 + 379.99 - 160.25 = ?
(1680.23 ÷ 27.98) + (600.32 ÷ 23.9) + 1384.11 = ?
157.78% of 4820 + 92.33% of 2840 = ? + 115.55% of 1980
440.11 ÷ 21.98 × 5.14 – 72.9 = √?
3245.69 + ? – 3112.48 = 2654.87 – 2412.92
587.89 - (342.99) 0.99 + 139.99% of (5.01) 0.99 = 2.99 ? + (2.99) 1.98
(34.03 + 101.98) ÷ 17.211 = 89.9 – 25.23% of ?