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A shopkeeper purchases 70kg of potatoes for Tk. 420 ans sold the whole lot as the rate of Tk. 6.50 per kg. What will be his gain in percentage ?

A shopkeeper purchases 70kg of potatoes for Tk. 420 ans sold the whole lot as the rate of Tk. 6.50 per kg. What will be his gain in percentage ? Correct Answer 8 1/3%

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