11. By selling a chair for + 420 a dealer suffered a loss of 16%, At what price should he sell it to gain 20%?
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lets first calculate cost price of chair
let cost price of chair = x
loss = 16% of C.P = 16% of x = 16x/100 = 4x/25
Sales price = Cost Price - loss
420 = x - (4x/25)
420 = (25x - 4x) / 25
(420 × 25)/21 = x
x = 500
Cost price of chair = 500
SALES PRICE FOR GAIN of 20%
Sales Price = Cost Price + 20% of cost Price
= 500 + (20/100) × 500
= 500 + 100 = 600
Hence to make gain of 20% , dealer should sell it for Rs 600.
You can see how math is important. if dealer know this calculation he could have saved his losses.
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