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A trader buys 120 identical clay mugs for ₹7200. On the way home 20 of them break. At what price per mug (in ₹) must he sell the rest just to recover his money?

Competition practiceRatio, Percentage & Commercial Math
  • A60
  • B66
  • C72
  • D90

Step-by-Step Solution

The whole ₹7200 has to come back from the 100 unbroken mugs, so each must fetch 7200/100 = ₹72. (₹60 is what each mug cost him — selling at that price leaves him ₹1200 short, because the broken ones earn nothing.)
Answer: C) 72

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