Mathematics, 28.06.2020 19:01 nbayoungboy589

Mrs. thapa bought 150 kg of oranges.18 kg of oranges were rotten and not fit for selling. If she sold the remaining quantity of oranges at the rate of Rs 80 per kg and gained 10%. Find the rate of cost price of oranges. Help!!

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