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Tyco Cycles Ltd manufactures bicycles(x) & tricycles(y).The profit earned from the sales of each bicycle & a tricycle is ₹400 & ₹200 respectively, then the total profit earned by the manufacturer will be given as ____________

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To find the total profit earned by Tyco Cycles Ltd from the sales of bicycles and tricycles, we can follow these steps: ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Variables**: - Let \( x \) be the number of bicycles manufactured. - Let \( y \) be the number of tricycles manufactured. 2. **Determine the Profit per Item**: - The profit earned from each bicycle is ₹400. - The profit earned from each tricycle is ₹200. 3. **Calculate Total Profit from Bicycles**: - The total profit from bicycles can be calculated by multiplying the number of bicycles manufactured by the profit per bicycle: \[ \text{Total Profit from Bicycles} = 400 \times x = 400x \] 4. **Calculate Total Profit from Tricycles**: - Similarly, the total profit from tricycles can be calculated by multiplying the number of tricycles manufactured by the profit per tricycle: \[ \text{Total Profit from Tricycles} = 200 \times y = 200y \] 5. **Combine the Profits**: - To find the total profit earned by the manufacturer, we add the total profit from bicycles and tricycles: \[ \text{Total Profit} = \text{Total Profit from Bicycles} + \text{Total Profit from Tricycles} \] \[ \text{Total Profit} = 400x + 200y \] ### Final Answer: The total profit earned by the manufacturer will be given as: \[ \text{Total Profit} = 400x + 200y \] ---
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