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The following table shows the details of seven companies (A–G) about (i) the percentage cost…

Company D spends 8 percent of Rs 50 crore, that is Rs 4 crore, and with ratio 3 : 5 the cost of item II is \(4 \times \frac{5}{8} = 2.5\) crore. Profit on item II is 25…

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The following table shows the details of seven companies (A–G) about
(i) the percentage cost distribution of production of two items I and II,
(ii) ratio of cost of production between items I and II, and
(iii) percentage profit earned for the items I and II. Cost of the production (both items together) by seven companies is ₹50 crores. In accordance with the data in the table, answer the question.
Company-wise Distribution of Production Cost and Profit. What is the amount of profit earned by Company 'D' on item II?

CompanyPercentage Cost of Production of Item I and Item IIRatio of Production Cost — Item IRatio of Production Cost — Item IIPercentage Profit Earned — Item IPercentage Profit Earned — Item II
A15232520
B11323235
C22412022
D8351525
E27532830
F5143525
G12123024
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Answer and explanation

Correct answer D

Company D spends 8 percent of Rs 50 crore, that is Rs 4 crore, and with ratio 3 : 5 the cost of item II is 4×58=2.54 \times \frac{5}{8} = 2.5 crore. Profit on item II is 25 percent, so 2.5×0.25=0.6252.5 \times 0.25 = 0.625 crore. That equals Rs 62.5 lakhs.

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