9. A farmer sold two bullocks for 18000 each. On one bullock he gained 20% and on the other he
lost 20%. Find his total loss or gain per cent.
Answers
Answer:
1st bullock
Selling Price = Rs. 18,000
Gain % = 20 %
using formula
Cost = (Selling price × 100) ÷ (100+Gain%)
= (18000 × 100) ÷ (120)
= 1,800,000÷120
= 15,000
2nd Bullock
Selling price = Rs. 18000
Loss % = 20%
using formula
Cost price = (Selling price × 100) ÷ (100 - loss%)
= (18000 × 100) ÷ (100-20)
=1800000 ÷ 80
=22500
Total Selling price
1st bullock's Selling Price + 2nd bullock's Selling Price
18000 + 18000
36000
Total Cost price
1st bullock's Cost price + 2nd bullock's cost price
15000+22500
37500
Since Cost price is more than Selling price, it is a loss
Loss = 37500-36000
=1500
Ans: 1500 loss
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Given :
- Selling Price = Rs. 18000
- Gained = 20%
- Loss = 20%
To find :
- total loss or gain percent
Solution :
Cost Price of 1st bullock =
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= Rs. 15000
Cost Price of 2nd Bullock =
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= Rs. 22500
Now,
Total Selling Price = Rs. 18000 + 18000
= Rs. 36000
Total Cost price = Rs. 15000 + 22500
= Rs. 37500
Since, C.P > S.P [Here, it is Loss]
Loss = C.P - S.P
= 37500 - 36000
= Rs. 1500
Loss%
Therefore, the Total Lossfor the two bullocks is 4%.