At what price per kg should he sell the mixed variety of wheat to earn 10% profit?
The problem requires finding the selling price per kg for a mixture of wheat to achieve a specific profit margin.
Cost1 = 10 \text{ kg} \times ₹20/\text{kg} = ₹200
Cost2 = 15 \text{ kg} \times ₹30/\text{kg} = ₹450
Total CP = Cost1 + Cost2 = ₹200 + ₹450 = ₹650
Total Quantity = 10 \text{ kg} + 15 \text{ kg} = 25 \text{ kg}
Calculate the average cost price per kilogram for the mixed wheat.
Average CP per kg = \frac{\text{Total Cost Price}}{\text{Total Quantity}}
Average CP per kg = \frac{₹650}{25 \text{ kg}} = ₹26/\text{kg}
The shopkeeper wants to earn a 10% profit on the cost price.
\text{Profit per kg} = 10\% \times ₹26/\text{kg} = 0.10 \times ₹26/\text{kg} = ₹2.60/\text{kg}
The selling price (SP) per kg is the average cost price plus the desired profit per kg.
SP per kg = Average CP per kg + Profit per kg
SP per kg = ₹26/\text{kg} + ₹2.60/\text{kg}
SP per kg = ₹28.60/\text{kg}
Therefore, the shopkeeper should sell the mixed variety of wheat at ₹28.60 per kg to earn a 10% profit.
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