Math, asked by pabykt, 23 days ago


4. Anuj gains 5% by selling his old T.V. set for 6720. If he sells it for 6500,find his loss or gain%.​

Answers

Answered by ashishgupta941588582
1

Answer:

he get a profit of 1.8 percent

Answered by TwilightShine
23

Answer :-

  • The gain % of Anuj is 1.5625%

To find :-

  • Anuj's loss or gain %.

Step-by-step explanation :-

  • Before finding Anuj's gain or loss %, we first have to find the cost price of the old TV set!

We know that :-

 \underline{ \boxed{ \sf CP = \dfrac{100}{100 + Gain \: \%} \times SP}}

Where,

  • CP = Cost price.
  • SP = Selling price.

Here,

  • Gain % = 5%.
  • Selling price = Rs 6720.

Therefore,

  \longrightarrow\rm CP =  \dfrac{100}{100 + 5} \times 6720

  \rm\longrightarrow CP =  \dfrac{100}{105}  \times 6720

 \rm \longrightarrow CP =  \dfrac{20}{1}  \times 320

  \longrightarrow\rm CP = 20 \times 320

 \rm \longrightarrow CP = Rs \: 6400

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  • The cost price of the old TV set is Rs 6400. So now let's find Anuj's gain or loss % if he sells it for Rs 6500!

Here,

  • The selling price is greater than the cost price, so Anuj will have a gain if he sells the old TV set for Rs 6500.

We know that :-

  \underline{ \boxed{\sf Gain = SP - CP}}

Where,

  • SP = Selling price.
  • CP = Cost price.

Here,

  • Selling price = Rs 6500.
  • Cost price = Rs 6400.

Therefore,

 \dashrightarrow\bf Gain = 6500 - 6400

 \dashrightarrow\bf Gain = Rs \: 100

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  • Finally, let's find the gain percent!

We know that :-

  \underline{ \boxed{\sf Gain  \: \% =  \dfrac{Gain}{CP}  \times 100}}

Where,

  • CP = Cost price.

Here,

  • Gain = Rs 100.
  • Cost price = Rs 6400.

Therefore,

 \tt Gain \:  \% =  \dfrac{100}{6400}  \times 100

Cancelling the zeroes,

 \tt Gain \:  \% =  \dfrac{100}{64}  \times 1

 \tt Gain \:  \% = \dfrac{100}{64}

 \tt Gain  \: \% = 1.5625\%

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Hence :-

  • The gain % is 1.5625%

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