√ A fruit seller buy some fruit at the rate of 11 for rupees 10. And the same of 9 for rs 10. If all the fruits are sold for rs 1 each. Find gain or loss.

√ A fruit seller buy some fruit at the rate of 11 for rupees 10. And the same of 9 for rs 10. If all the fruits are sold for rs 1 each. Find gain or loss. - Science Laws

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A fruit seller buy some fruit at the rate of 11 for rupees 10. And the same of 9 for rs 10. If all the fruits are sold for rs 1 each. Find gain or loss.

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Friday 1 July 2022

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A fruit seller buy some fruits at the rate of 11 for rupees 10 and the same number at the rate of 9 for rupees 10 if all the fruits are sold for rupees 1 each find the gain or loss percentage?

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