1. If a shopkeeper sells an article for 2640, he incurs a loss of 12%. What should the selling price be
in order to gain 12%?
2. If an item is sold for 990 at a profit of 10%, then find its CP.
if CP is 1500 and SP is 3 times CP, what is the profit?
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Answer:
S.P. of an article = Rs. 2640
Gain = 10%
(i) ∴ C.P. = (S.P. × 100)/(100 + gain%)
= Rs. (2640 × 100)/(100 + 10)
= Rs. (2640 × 100)/110
= Rs. 2400
(ii) In second case, Gain = 15%
∴ S.P. = {C.P. (100 + gain%)}/100
= Rs. {2400(100 + 15)}/100
= Rs. (2400 × 115)/100
= Rs. 2760
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Answer:
1) Selling price(SP) = 2640
Profit% (P) = 10%
P= SP-CP/CP*100
10= 2640-CP/CP*100
CP= 26400-10 CP
11 CP= 26400
CP= 2640/11
CP= 2400
Cost price of article= Rs. 2400
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