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A book shop offers a book at an increase of 10%. On the off chance that he had purchased it at 4% less and sold it for Rs. 6 more, he would have picked up 75/4 %. The expense cost of the book is:​

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Answered by mahababu29
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Answer:

Let the C.P of the book = ₹ x

gain = 10%

S.P  =110x/ 100

If he had bought it at 4% less and sold it for Rs 6 more,

C.P=96x/ 100

S.P  =(110x/100)+6

Gain=((110x/100)+6)− 96x/100

= (14x/100)+6

Now, the gain =18 3/4%=75/ 4%

Therefore,  

(14x/100)+6=(96x/100)×75/400

(14x/100)+6=(96x/4)×3/ 400

14x+600=(96x/ 4)×3/ 4

14x+600=6 x(×3)

14x+600=18x

18x-14x=600

4x=600

x=150

The C.P of the book is ₹ 150

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