Math, asked by scarlett123, 1 year ago

A calculator is sold for rs. 230 at a price of 15%.
What is its cost price
At what price must it be sold to make a profit of 10%​

Answers

Answered by ayush33475627
16

Answer:

Sp=230

Profit=15%

x \times  \frac{115}{100}  = 230

x = 200

x =  \frac{100}{110}  = 200

x =  \frac{200 \times 110}{100}

x = 220

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Answered by Anonymous
7

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A calculator is sold for ₹230 at a profit of 15%. What is its Cost Price?

At what price must it be sold to make a profit of 10%?

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Let the Cost Price (C.P.) be ₹ {x}

Selling price (S.P.)= ₹230

Profit% = 15%

Profit amount = \frac{15}{100}×{x}

= ₹ \frac{3x}{20}

ACCORDING TO THE QUESTION:-

{x}+\frac{3x}{20}={230}

\frac{20x}{20}+\frac{3x}{20}={230}

\frac{(20x+3x)}{20}={230}

\frac{23x}{20}={230}

{x}=\frac{(230×20)}{23}

{x}= ₹ {200}

Now, to make a profit of 10%:-

Profit amount = \frac{10}{100}×{200}

= ₹ {20}

S.P. =₹ (200+20)

= ₹220

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The Cost Price of the calculator is ₹200.

It must be sold at ₹220 to make a profit of 10%.

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