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Anil sells sugar at cost price but uses false weights and thus makes 20% profit. How many grams of sugar does he give in 1 kilogram?

A833.23

B833.13

C833.33

D823.33

Answer:

C. 833.33

Read Explanation:

Let true cost price for 1 kg = 1000 g

He sells at cost price but makes 20% profit using false weight, meaning:

Let actual weight given = (x) grams

He charges for 1000 g but gives only (x) g.

Profit condition:

Profit %=1000xx×100=20\text{Profit \%} = \frac{1000 - x}{x} \times 100 = 20

Solve:

1000xx=0.2\frac{1000 - x}{x} = 0.2
1000 - x = 0.2x
1000 = 1.2x
x=10001.2=833.33x = \frac{1000}{1.2} = 833.33

Final Answer: 833.33 grams


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