Math, asked by tapasi2274, 9 months ago

12. Priti bought a table for 25000 and spent some
amount to get it polished. If by selling the table
for 36000 she makes 25% profit, how much
did she spend on getting the table polished?​

Answers

Answered by Sanjalik20
20

Answer:

Default CP=25000

SP=36000

CP= SP*100/100+profit percent

So 36000*100/125=7200*4=28800

So New CP is 28800

For polishing she used 28800-25000=3800

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Answered by tusharraj77123
19

Answer:

Answer:

\textsf{3800 rupees is been spent by the Priti to}\textsf{polished the table}

Step by step explanation:

\checkmarkGiven:

\textsf{Cost of the table = 25000 rupees}

\textsf{Selling price of the table = 36000 rupees}

\textsf{Profit makes by the table = 25 percent}

\checkmarkTo find:

Cost price of the table after polishing the table.

[tex]\checkmark[/tex]Taken:

To find cost price :

\boxed{CP=\frac{100\:percent}{100+P}×SP}

Where,

CP = Cost price

P = Profit gain

SP = Selling price

\checkmarkConcept:

After , finding the cost price subtract the cost price after polishing by the cost price before polishing.

\checkmarkSolution:

Cost price after polishing the table :

Taken,CP=\frac{100\:percent}{100+P}×SP

\Rightarrow{CP=\frac{100}{100+25}×36000}

\Rightarrow{CP=\frac{100}{125}×36000}

\Rightarrow{CP=100×288}

\Rightarrow{CP=28800\:rupees}

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Total price spent on polishing the table:

= ₹ 28800 - ₹ 25000

= ₹ 3800

Extra information:

To find selling price:

(If profit)

SP=\frac{100+P}{100}×CP

Where,

SP = Selling price

P = Profit percent

CP = Cost price

(If loss)

SP=\frac{100-L}{100}×CP

Where,

L = Loss percent

To find loss:

L=\frac{L}{CP}×100

To find profit:

P=\frac{P}{CP}×100

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