Math, asked by tejasvinigeniuss, 11 months ago

9. Meenu sold two chairs for Rs 1200 each, On one chair she incurred a loss of 25%
while on the other she made a profit of 25%, What is her actual gain or loss percent?​

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Answered by hemant5393
4

Answer:

short method:- 25×25/100

625/100=6.25%loss

long method:-25%=1/4

cp sp

4 1+4=5

4 4-1=3

total cp=16 and sp=15

difference of cp and sp is 1

1/16×100=100/16=6.25%

Answered by Lucilfer2814
16

Answer:

6.25% loss

Step-by-step explanation:

SP of each chair = 1200

So, for two chairs, total SP = 2400

CP for one chair on which loss incurred:

Loss% = (Loss/CP)*100

Since Loss = CP - SP,

25 = (1 - SP/CP)*100

Substitute SP = 1200.

Now, 25 = (1 - 1200/CP)*100. Solving which, you'll get CP = 1600.

Similarly, for CP of chair on which profit incurred:

Profit% = (Profit/CP)*100

And Profit = SP - CP.

Using the same formulae, we get CP = 960

Adding both, Total CP = 2560.

Total loss since CP>SP, we get = 2560-2400 = 160

Loss% = (Loss/CP)*100

= (160/2560)*100

= 6.25%

Thumb rule: For successive percent profit or loss, use the formula

x + y + (xy/100)

where x and y are percent changes.

+ sign for profit and - sign for loss.

And please remember, whenever same profit and same loss percentage is given, there is always loss.

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