Math, asked by srk223, 6 months ago

A carpenter bought a table for 5,600 and marked its price 20% above the cost price. He then gave 10% discount. Find:
(a) The marked price of the table
(b) The discount given
(c) The selling price of the table
(d) Profit or Loss per cent for the carpenter

Answers

Answered by mohamedapsal
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Answer:

marked price=6820 rupees

profit = 1120 rupees

discount= 682 rupees

selling price= 61388

profit %= 9.4 or 10% (approx)

Step-by-step explanation:

C.P-5600 (GIVEN)

PROFIT= 20% OF C.P

20/100'5600

PROFIT= 1120 RUPEES

MARKED PRICE = PROFIT+ C.P

= 5600+1120

MARKED PRICE (M.P)= 6820 RUPEES

DISCOUNT %=10 % (GIVEN)

DISCOUNT= (10/100'M.P)

= (10/100"6820)

682 RUPEES

SELLING PRICE = M.P - DIScOUNT

6820-682

6130 RUPEES

SINCE S.P>C.P

THEREFORE, PROFIT IS EARNED

PROFIT= S.P-C.P

=6130-5600

=530 RUPEES

PROFIT %= PROFIT/C.P"100

=530/5600100

-9.4 % (APPROX)

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