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The ratio of number of units manufactured of A, B and C is 5 : 6 : 7. The number of units manufactured of D is 200. The ratio of number of units sold of A, C and D is 6 : 8 : 5. The number of units sold of A is 60% of the total units manufactured of A and that of B is 50% of total units manufactured of B.
240 units of C are sold.
What is the average of units manufactured of A, B and C?
320
340
360
350
370
- The ratio of units manufactured for A, B, and C is given as 5:6:7.
- Let the common multiple be x. Therefore, units manufactured are: A = 5x, B = 6x, C = 7x.
- Units sold for A, C, and D follow a 6:8:5 ratio.
- 60% of A were sold, meaning 0.6 * 5x = 3x were sold.
- For C, 240 units were sold, and it is 8 parts in the ratio.
- Hence, the ratio multiple y for the sales ratio is 240/8 = 30.
- Therefore, number of total units sold of A = 6 * 30 = 180.
- Use the fact that 3x (sales of A) = 180 to solve for x: x = 60.
- Thus, manufactured units: A = 5x = 300, B = 6x = 360, C = 7x = 420.
- The average of units manufactured for A, B, and C = (300 + 360 + 420) / 3 = 360.
The correct answer is:
- Option 3: 360
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