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A manufacturer of TV wants to make a profit of Tk. 300,000 on sale of 200 TV sets. It costs Tk. 10,000 each to make the first 100 TV sets and Tk. 7,500 each to make TV sets after the first 100 sets. What should be the selling price of each TV sets in Taka?

A manufacturer of TV wants to make a profit of Tk. 300,000 on sale of 200 TV sets. It costs Tk. 10,000 each to make the first 100 TV sets and Tk. 7,500 each to make TV sets after the first 100 sets. What should be the selling price of each TV sets in Taka? Correct Answer 10,250

200 TV set  Total cost = (10,000 ×">×× 100) + (7,500 ×">×× 100) = TK. 17,50,000      Total selling price = Cost price + Profit                                 = 17,50,000 + 3,00,000                                = Tk. 20,50,000     Selling price of each TV set = 2050000/200                                              = TK. 10,250 (ans)

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