Question

7. Mohan sold his television for Rs. 5,067 and lost 10%. If he sold tele.
vision for Rs. 5,630, find his gain or loss per cent ?
De 120 per metre. At what rate​

Answer 1

Answer:-

Given:

SP = Rs. 5067

Loss% = 10%

We know that,

CP = SP × ( 100 / 100 - loss%)

So,

CP of the telivision = 5067 × (100 / 100 - 10)

⟶ CP = (5067)(100)/90

⟶ CP = Rs. 5630

Also given that,

Mohan sold the telivision for Rs. 5630

So, SP = Rs. 5630

We observe that,

SP = CP

∴There is neither gain nor loss inn this transaction.

Answer 2

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Mohan sold his television for Rs. 5,067 and loss 10%. If he sold television for Rs. 5,630, find his gain or loss per cent ?

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In this case,

SP = CP

5630 = 5630

So, there is neither profit or neither loss.

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