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Due to 20% reduction in the price of wheat per kg, Ram is able to buy 5 kg more fore Rs 800. What is the original price (in Rs)of
wheat per kg?
30
35
50
40
- Let's denote the original price of wheat per kg as "P" (in Rs).
- A 20% reduction implies the new price is 0.8P.
- With the new price, Ram can buy 5 kg more for Rs 800.
- The equations can be set up as follows:
- At the original price: \( \frac{800}{P} \) kg.
- At the reduced price: \( \frac{800}{0.8P} \) kg.
- The difference is 5 kg: \( \frac{800}{0.8P} - \frac{800}{P} = 5 \).
- Solving this equation:
- Simplifying, \( \frac{800}{0.8P} = \frac{1000}{P} \),
- So, \( \frac{1000}{P} - \frac{800}{P} = 5 \),
- Which simplifies to: \( 200/P = 5 \),
- Therefore, \( P = 40 \).
- ?? Correct Option: Option 4 - 40
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