Math, asked by shirinfirdausi, 9 months ago

7. Harish bought a gas-chullah for 900 and later sold it to Archana at a profit of 5%. Archana used it for a penn
of two years and later sold it to Babita at a loss of 20%. For how much did Babita get it?
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Answered by sanyawimax
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Answer:

Rs 745

Step-by-step explanation:

  1. cost of gas chulha- Rs900 SP at a profit of 5 percent - Rs 5/100*900+900 = Rs 945. archana bought it for Rs945 ; SP at 20% loss = 945-20/100×900 =Rs745. Babita bought it for Rs 745 PLS MARK IT AS BRAINLIEST.
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Answered by tusharraj77123
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Answer:

Given

\textsf{Harish bought a gas - chullah for 900 rupees}

\textsf{At 5 percent profit he sold it to Archana}

\textsf{Archana later sold it to Babita at the loss of 20 percent}

To find

\textsf{For how much did Babita get it}

Taken

To find selling price by profit given:

\boxed{SP=\frac{100+P}{100}×CP}

Where,

SP = Selling price

P = Profit percent

CP = Cost price

To find selling price by loss given:

\boxed{SP=\frac{100-L}{100}×CP}

Where,

SP = Selling price

L = Loss percent

CP = Cost price

Concept

First find how much does Harish sold to Archana .

Then , the amount will come will be the CP . Then , find in how much does Archana sold the gas - cuhla to Babita .

Solution

For how much does Harish sold to Archana:

Taken,SP=\frac{100+P}{100}×CP

\implies{SP=\frac{100+5}{100}×900}

\implies{SP=\frac{105}{100}×900}

\implies{SP=105×9}

\implies{SP=945\:rupees}

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For how much does Archana sold to Babita:

Taken,SP=\frac{100-L}{100}×CP

\implies{SP=\frac{100-20}{100}×945}

\implies{SP=\frac{80}{100}×945}

\implies{SP=80×9.45}

\implies{SP=756\:rupees}

Answer

So , Babita got the gas - chula at ₹ 756 .

Extra information

To find profit percent:

Pr=\frac{P×100}{CP}

Where,

Pr = Profit percent

P = Profit

CP = Cost price

To find loss percent:

Lr=\frac{L×100}{CP}

Where,

Lr = Loss percent

L = Loss

CP = Cost price

To find cost price at loss and profit:

At profit:

CP=\frac{100}{100+Pr}×SP

At loss:

CP=\frac{100}{100-Lr}×SP

Where,

CP = Cost price

Pr = Profit percent

Lr = Loss percent

SP = Selling price

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