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9. Two cycles were bought at the same cost. One was sold at a profit of 15% and another was sold
at a loss of 10%. If the difference in selling price is rs. 200, find the cost of the cycles.

the answer is rs. 800 on my book

i know that correct answer is 800

but give me explanation plz that how to do it ....but the answer should be 800

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Answers

Answered by Yuseong
4

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Procedure to solve this:

  • Here, we are given that two cycles were bought at the same cost, this means their cost price is same, let's assume it as x.
  • Then, we are given that the first one was sold at a profit of 15%,

⇢ Profit = 15% of x. [First cycle]

S.P = x + Profit [ First cycle]

  • Also, we are given that the 2nd one was sold at a loss of 10%,

⇢ Loss = 10% of x. [Second cycle]

S.P = x - Loss [ Second cycle]

  • After that, we are given that the difference in selling price is 200.
  • So, we will form a suitable equation to find the cost of the cycles (x).

Solution:

Given:

  • Two cycles were bought at the same cost.

  • One was sold at a profit of 15% and another was sold at a loss of 10%.

  • Difference in selling price is Rs.200.

To calculate:

  • Cost of the cycles (Cost price)

Calculation:

Let's assume the cost price of the both cycles as x.

In the case of first cycle:

  • Profit = 15% of x

 \sf { Profit = \dfrac{15}{100}x }

So,

  • S.P = x + Profit

 \sf { S.P =x + \dfrac{15}{100}x } ...........(i)

In the case of second cycle:

  • Loss = 10% of x

 \sf { Loss = \dfrac{10 }{100}x }

So,

  • S.P = x - loss

 \sf { S.P =x - \dfrac{10}{100}x } ............... (ii)

According to the question:–

  • Difference in selling price of both cycles is Rs.200. ( Put the values from eq. (i) and (ii)

 \sf { ⇢ \Bigg( x + \dfrac{15}{100}x \Bigg) - \Bigg( x - \dfrac{10}{100}x \Bigg) = 200 }

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 \sf { ⇢ \Bigg(  \dfrac{100x + 15x}{100} \Bigg) - \Bigg( \dfrac{100x-10x}{100} \Bigg) = 200 }

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 \sf { ⇢ \Bigg(  \dfrac{115x}{100} \Bigg) - \Bigg( \dfrac{90x}{100} \Bigg) = 200 }

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 \sf { ⇢  \dfrac{115x}{100}  -  \dfrac{90x}{100} = 200 }

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 \sf { ⇢  \dfrac{115x-90x}{100}  = 200 }

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 \sf { ⇢  \dfrac{25x}{100}  = 200 }

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 \sf { ⇢  25x = 200 \times 100}

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 \sf { ⇢  25x = 20000}

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 \sf { ⇢  x = \dfrac{ 20000}{25} }

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 \sf { ⇢  x = Rs. 800}

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 \boxed { \sf \pink { ⇢  C.P= Rs. 800}}

Therefore, C.P of both cycles were Rs. 800.

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Answered by sawisha8
1

Answer:

200

Step-by-step explanation:

Let cp of both be Rs x each

So

SP1 = x + 15% x

SP2 = 10% of x - x

SP1 - SP2 = 200

x + 1.15x - (x - 0.9x)

= 200 .

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