60% GOODS ARE SOLD AT 5% LOSS AND REST ARE SOLD AT 10% PROFIT.THERE IS A TOTAL PROFIT OF RS 100 THE THE WORTH OF GOODS SOLD IS A)6000,B)5000,C)10000,D)NONE OF THIS

• Let the total cost of goods be x
  .4x * 1.1 (40% goods sold at a profit of 10%)
  .6x * 0.95 (60% of goods sold at a loss of 5%)
  .44x + .57x = x + 100 (Right hand side represents sale proceeds including profit)
  1.01 x - x = 100
  .01x = 100
  x = 100/.01 = Rs.10000 (Cost price of goods sold).
• 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(9) No(0)
• consider there is 100 goods each cost is 100/-
  
  if 60% of 100 goods means 60 goods and its cost price is (60*100) 6,000/- ,if they sold at 5% loss its selling price is 5,700/-(loss: 300/- )
  
  rest 40% of 100 goods means 40 goods and is cost price is (40*100) 4,000/- ,if they sell at 10% profit its selling price is 4,400/- (gain: 400/-)
  
  difference b/w gain-loss=100/-
  
  1 good cost price is 100/-.so,100 goods costprice is 10,000/-
• 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(8) No(1)
• let total cp=100
  60% of it 60, 60*5/100=3, so cp=60 sp=57 (as 5% loss)
  40% of it 40, 40*10/100=4, so cp=40 sp=44 (as 10% profit)
  total sp=57+44=101
  1 rs profit cp 100
  100 rs profit cp 100*100=10000
  so goods cp 10000 sp 10100
  
• 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(4) No(0)
• consider total goods c.p=100rs
  60rs goods sold at 57 (since 5% loss)
  40rs goods sold at 44(since 10% profit)
  57+44=101 .
  Therfore , we can say that on selling 60% of goods at 5% loss and 40% of goods at 10% profit, we can make 1% profit.
  given 1% is 100rs
  +> 100% will be 100*100=10000.
• 11 years agoHelpfull: Yes(1) No(0)
• let the total cost price of goods is = x
  cost price of 60% goods is= 60x/100
  cost price of 40% goods is =40x/100
  profit=sp-cp=100 (given)
  according to question 60% goods are sold at 5% loss so the SP of 60% goods is , sp= 100-5/100 *60x/100
  similarly SP of 40% goods at 10% profit is SP=100+10/100 * 40x/100
  total sp = sp of 60% goods + sp of 40% goods = 10100x/10000
  total cp=x
  profit=100= 10100x/10000 -x
  100x= 10000*100
  x=10000
  so the total goods worth 10000
• 7 years agoHelpfull: Yes(0) No(0)