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The Price of Six Different Commodities for Years 2009 and Year 2011 Are as Follows the Index Number for the Year 2011 Taking 2009 as the Base Year for the Above Data Was Calculated to Be 125 - Mathematics

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The price of six different commodities for years 2009 and year 2011 are as follows: 

Commodities A B C D E F

Price in 2009 (₹)

35 80 25 30 80 x
Price in 2011 (₹) 50 y 45 70 120 105

The Index number for the year 2011 taking 2009 as the base year for the above data was calculated to be 125. Find the values of x andy if the total price in 2009 is ₹ 360.

Sum

Solution

Commodities Prices in 2009 Prices in 2011
A 35 50
B 80 y
C 25 45
D 30 70
E 80 120
F x 105
  `Σ"P"_0` = 360 ΣP1 = 390 + y

Since  `Σ"P"_0` = 360
∴ x + 250 = 360
x = 110

`"P"_1/"P"_0   xx 100 = "P"_1`

`(390 + "y")/(360)  xx 100 = 125`

390 + y = `(125 xx 360)/(100)`

390 + y = 450

y = 60

Hence, the value of x is ₹ 110 and the value y is ₹ 60

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