Math, asked by ravindralokhande945, 11 months ago

3.
A piano is sold for * 42,500 at a loss of 15%. For how much should it have been sold to earn a profit of 15% ?

Answers

Answered by smartguy07
14

Answer:

when piano is sold at a loss the equation is

x -15\%x = 42500

85x \div 100 = 42500

x = 50000

So the original price of the piano is 50000.

If it would have been sold at profit the cost would have been

x + 15\%x

5 0000 + (85 \times 50000) \div 100

 = 50000 + 7500

 = 57500

So it should have been sold at 57500 to earn a profit

Answered by miraprovisionstore77
0

Step-by-step explanation:

when piano is sold at a loss the equation is

15

%

=

42500

x−15%x=42500

85

÷

100

=

42500

85x÷100=42500

=

50000

x=50000

So the original price of the piano is 50000.

If it would have been sold at profit the cost would have been

+

15

%

x+15%x

50000

+

(

85

×

50000

)

÷

100

50000+(15×50000)÷100

=

50000

+

7500

=50000+7500

=

57500

=57500

So it should have been sold at 57500 to earn a profit

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