Mathematics · Ratio and Proportion
A textile company manufactures two different types of articles: Type 'X' and Type 'Y'. For each Type 'X' article, the ratio of cost price to marked price is 8 : 15. The percentage by which the profit earned on selling a Type 'X' article exceeds the discount allowed on it is 80%. The total revenue generated from selling 600 articles of Type 'X' is Rs. 75,000. For each Type 'Y' article, the cost price is 70% of its marked price, and the ratio of profit earned to discount allowed is 2 : 1. The total revenue generated from selling 700 articles of Type 'Y' is Rs. 1,26,000. Find the ratio between the selling price of each Type 'X' article and the cost price of each Type 'Y' article.
- 127 : 31
- 225 : 28✓
- 321 : 26
- 415 : 22
Correct answer
25 : 28
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