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A tea seller bought 15 kg of Darjeeling tea at ₹300 per kg and 25 kg of Assam tea at ₹240 per kg. He mixed them together. Due to a slight drop in market prices, he had to sell the entire mixture at ₹260 per kg. calculate his total profit or loss.

ALoss of ₹100

BProfit of ₹100

CProfit of ₹200

DLossof ₹200

Answer:

A. Loss of ₹100

Read Explanation:

Cost of 15 kg of Darjeeling tea:

15×300=450015 \times 300 = 4500

Cost of 25 kg of Assam tea:

25×240=600025 \times 240 = 6000

Total cost price:

4500+6000=105004500 + 6000 = 10500

Total quantity of tea:

15+25=40 kg15 + 25 = 40 \text{ kg}

Selling price of the mixture:

40×260=1040040 \times 260 = 10400

Now compare CP and SP:

Loss=10500−10400=100\text{Loss} = 10500 - 10400 = 100

Therefore, the tea seller incurred a loss of ₹100.


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