Raj shares in two investments.From one investment he gain 25% while from another he losses 10%.if the ratio of his investments is 3:5 than what will be he over all gain or loss %.

• let first investment=30
  and second=50
  total=80
  25%gain on 30=37.5
  and 10% loss on 50=45
  total=82.5
  gain=82.5-80=2.5
  gain %=(2.5/80)*100= 3.125
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• lets 1st investment=300(cp-1)---------sp-1=100+25/100*300=375
  2nd investment =500 (cp-2)------------sp-2=100-95/100*500=450
  gain=(sp-1+sp-2)-(cp1+cp2)=825-800=25
  %gain=25/800*100=3.125(ans) :)
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• 3.125 gain%
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• gain:3.125%
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• you can take example as 160 for total intitial investment & after solving with the help of ratios given you will get gain 3.125%
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• 1st investment gain 25% 2nd investment loss 10%.For eg: consider 3x;5x..if x=5,then 25% of 1st investment gain 3.75 and 10% loss in 2nd investment is 2.5.
  3.75-2.5=1.25.
  3x(15):5x(25)
  then( 1.25/(25+15))*100=3.125.ANSWER:3.125
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• Let's break down the given information:
  
  1. The price for up to 30 kg is 'dr p' (which we don't know yet).
  2. There is an additional charge after 30 kg.
  3. The price for 33 kg is Rs1147.
  4. The price for 36 kg is Rs1246.
  
  To find the price for the first 10 kg, we need to determine the base price per kilogram, denoted as 'p'. We can set up the equations based on the given information:
  
  Equation 1: 30p + additional charges = 1147
  Equation 2: 33p + additional charges = 1246
  
  Subtracting Equation 1 from Equation 2, we can eliminate the additional charges:
  
  (33p + additional charges) - (30p + additional charges) = 1246 - 1147
  
  Simplifying the equation:
  
  3p = 99
  p = 99/3
  p = 33
  
  Now that we have the value of 'p' (which is the price per kilogram), we can calculate the price for the first 10 kg:
  
  Price for the first 10 kg = 10p = 10 * 33 = Rs330.
  
  Therefore, the price for the first 10 kg is Rs330.
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