The number of cakes that were unsold from shops A B and C 25 were given to the beggars Of the remain...........

Quantitative Aptitude (SBI-PO) Mixed Chart

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The given below graph shows the percentage distribution of the number of cakes baked by 5 shops (A, B, C, D and E) on a given day. Total number of cakes baked by the 5 shops were 400.

Note:
Number of cakes unsold = Number of cakes baked – Number of cakes ordered
All the ordered cakes are to be considered as cakes sold.

The number of cakes that were unsold from shops A, B and C, 25% were given to the beggars. Of the remaining, 25% were eaten by the staff of the shops while the rest were sold the next day at 10% loss. If, each cake costed Rs. 250 to bake for all the shops, what was the total amount earned from these cakes?

Rs. 7800

Rs. 8400

Rs. 9450

Rs. 7300

Rs. 8100

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Explanation:

No. of cakes unsold from shops A, B and C = 16 + 20 + 28 = 64
No. of cakes given to beggars = 25% of 64 = 16
No. of cakes eaten by staff = 25% of (64 – 16) = 12
Remaining cakes = 64 – 16 – 12 = 36
Amount earned by selling 36 cakes = 36 × 250 × 0.9 = Rs. 8100