Math, asked by vivanshu70, 6 months ago

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10. A shopkeeper bought two items at ₹450 each. He sold one at a loss of 10%. At what price should he sell
the other so as to gain 20% on the whole transaction?

Answers

Answered by atulaanand2580
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Step-by-step explanation:

C.P. of shopkeeper=®450

Loss = 10%

S.P. of shopkeeper= C.P.×(100-L%/100)

= 450×(100-10/100)

=450×(90/100)

= 450×9/10

= 45×9

=405

Again,

C.P. of shopkeeper=®450

Gain=20%

S.P. of shopkeeper=C.P. ×(100+P%/100)

= 450×(100+20/100)

= 450×(120/100)

= 450×12/10

=45×12

=540

Total C.P. = (®450+450)=®900

Total S.P.=(®405+540)=®945

Profit= S.P. - C.P.

=® 945-900

=®45

Peofit%= Profit/C.P. ×100

= 45/900×100

= 45/9

= 5%

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