Ravi bought 100 green apples and 65 red apples. The price of a green apple is thrice that of a red apple. 10 green apples and 5 red apples were spoiled during transportation. Each of the good apples is sold at the same price, which is 15% less than the cost price of a green apple. Find Ravi’s profit percentage

A vendor bought apples at 6 for ₹55 and oranges at 6 for ₹50. He bought four times as many apples as oranges. One-fortieth of the apples and seven-twentieths of the oranges got spoilt. He sold the rest of the apples at ₹12 per piece and the oranges at ₹10 per piece. The overall profit made by him is _____. % % % %

t the correct answerA fruit vendor buys apples at the rate of 10 for 100. How many should he sell for 100, so that he makes a profit of 25% ?

A man bought 80 apples for $32. He found that 25% of the apples were bruised and he sold the good ones at $0.60 each. Did the man make a profit or loss?

Brian is an apple farmer. He sold a certain amount of apples for 4 dollars to a fruit seller, then the fruit seller sold them for 6 dollars to the owner of a restaurant. Finally, the owner of the restaurant sold apple juice for 11 dollars to the customer. What are the value added by Brian, Fruit seller and the owner of the restaurant, respectively?A.4、2、5B.5、7、8C.6、4、11D.1、20、9

A vendor loses the selling price of 4 apples on selling 32 apples. His loss percent isOptions11.11%152035