Math, asked by TalhaVellaa, 8 months ago

A businessman allows a discount of 5% for
cash payment. How much percent above the cost price should be marked to make a gain of 14%​

Answers

Answered by kashviaggarwal0920
5

Answer:

20%

Step-by-step explanation:

cp/mp= (100-d%/100+p%)

cp/mp= 95/114= 5/6

%above the cp

6-5/5*100= 1/5*100= 20%

Answered by swethassynergy
1

The  percent above the cost price should be marked to make a gain of 14%  is 20%.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Discount of 5% for cash payment.

The cost price should be marked to make a gain of 14%​.

To Find:

The percent above the cost price should be marked .

Solution:

Let Cost Price  of article =  Rs.100

Marked  price of article =  Rs. p

p-p\times \frac{5}{100}  = 100( 1+\frac{14}{100} )

p(\frac{95}{100})  = 100( \frac{114}{100} )

p(\frac{95}{100})  = 114

p=\frac{114\times100}{95}

p=  Rs.\ 120

Cost price=100  and Marked price p=120.

The  percent above the cost price should be marked to make a gain of 14%   ​=\frac{120-100}{100}  \times100        

        =\frac{20}{100}\times 100 =20\%

Thus,the  percent above the cost price should be marked to make a gain of 14%  is 20%.

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