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44. Find the mode of the data: (a) 8, 6, 2, 5, 6, 9, 13, 6, 4, 6​

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Answered by ItzMissHeartHacker
4

Answer:

G I V E N :

Abha bought 2 calculators at Rs 900. She sold one at profit of 20% and other at a loss of 20%. If the SP of both calculator was same, then find the CP of each calculator.

S O L U T I O N :

Let us assume the Cost Price of the Calculator be a

As the cost of both the calculators is ₹900

Thereby, Cost of the other calculator be 900 - a

Here, we will assume 100% as a point like zero

Now, as the first calculator suffered a loss of 20%

So, it should be 100% - 20% = 80%

\begin{gathered} \sf Selling \: Price \: of \: the \: calculator = \frak{a \times 80\%} \\ \\ \sf Selling \: Price = \frak{a \times \frac{80}{100} } \implies {\frak{ \frac{80}{100}a}} \implies \frak{ \green{ \frac{8}{10}a }}\end{gathered}

SellingPriceofthecalculator=a×80%

SellingPrice=a×

100

80

100

80

a⟹

10

8

a

Now, for the another calculator

It gained a profit of 20%

\begin{gathered} \sf Selling \: Price \: of \: another \: calculator = \frak{a \times 120\%} \\ \\ \sf Selling \: Price = \frak{a \times \frac{120}{100} } \implies {\frak{ \frac{120}{100}a}} \implies \frak{ \purple{\frac{12}{10}(900 - a)}}\end{gathered}

SellingPriceofanothercalculator=a×120%

SellingPrice=a×

100

120

100

120

a⟹

10

12

(900−a)

Now, a clue is provided that Selling Price of both the calculator are same

\begin{gathered} \sf Selling \: Price \: of \: first \: calculator = Selling \: Price \: of \: the \: other \: one \\ \\ \rightharpoonup\frak{ \frac{8}{10}a = \frac{12}{10}(900 - a)} \\ \\ \rightharpoonup \frak{ \frac{8}{10}a \times \frac{10}{12} = 900 - a } \\ \\ \rightharpoonup \frak{ \frac{8}{12}a = 900 - a } \\ \\ \rightharpoonup \frak{ \frac{2}{3}a = 900 - a } \\ \\ \rightharpoonup\frak{2a = 3(900 - a)} \\ \\ \rightharpoonup\frak{2a = 2700 - 3a} \\ \\ \rightharpoonup\frak{5a = 2700} \\ \\ \rightharpoonup\frak{a = \frac{2700}{5} } \\ \\ \rightharpoonup\frak{a = \cancel\frac{2700}{5} } \\ \\ \star \quad \underline{ \boxed{ \frak{a = 540}}}\end{gathered}

SellingPriceoffirstcalculator=SellingPriceoftheotherone

10

8

a=

10

12

(900−a)

Answered by Anonymous
10

Answer:

The mode of a data set is the number that occurs most frequently in the set. To easily find the mode, put the numbers in order from least to greatest and count how many times each number occurs. The number that occurs the most is the mode!

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