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79. A man sold a wristwatch worth Rs. 2400 with a loss of twenty-five percent. At what rate should he have sold a wristwatch to earn 25 percent profit? Don't spam.Written in writing.​


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Answered by Abhinavlordsmobile1
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TRUE ANSWER :-

79.) SP of the watch = Rs.2400

Loss = 25% of Rs.2400

= 25/ × Rs.2400

= Rs.600.

therefore, CP = Rs. ( 2400+600)

= Rs.3000.

if new profit% is 25 , then

Required SP = Rs.3000 + 25%

= Rs.3000+ Rs750

= Rs.3750.


Abhinavlordsmobile1: please explain it
Answered by s13623171
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Answer:

A man sold a wristwatch for Rs. 2,400 at a loss of twenty five per cent. At what rate should he have sold the wristwatch to earn a profit of twenty five per cent?

A) Rs.3,600

B) Rs.4,000

C) Rs.3,500

D) Rs.3,800

Correct Answer:

B) Rs.4,000

Description for Correct answer:

C.P. of wristwatch

= 100100−loss%×S.P

(10075×2400)

= Rs.3200

Therefore, Required S.P. of wristwatch

= Rs. 125100×3200

= Rs.4000

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