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A certain number of articles are bought at 3 for $ 150 and all of them are sold at 4 for $ 180 find the loss or gain as percent.​

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Answered by jayantsado
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Answer:

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Answered by Anonymous
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given that,

  • A certain number of articles are bought at 3 for 150$ and all of them are sold at 4 for 180.

☯️we need to find the loss or gain as percent.

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according to the Question,

first let us find how many articles were bought:

LCM of 3 and 4 = 3×4 = 12 articles.

 \underline{ \red{ \sf hence ,number \: of \: articles = 12 }}

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  • To find loss or gain percent we need to find CP and SP of the 12 articles.

now , let us find the cost price ( cp ) of articles.

 \boxed{ \sf \:{cp =  \frac{150 \times 12}{3} } }

\boxed{ \sf \:{cp =  \frac{1800}{3} }}

\boxed{ \sf \: \underline \red{{{cp =600 }}}}

hence , cost price of 12 articles = 600$

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finally , let us find selling price (SP) of the articles.

 \boxed{ \sf \:{sp =  \frac{180 \times 12}{4} }}

\boxed{ \sf \:{sp =  \frac{2160}{4} }}

\boxed{ \sf \: \underline \red{{{sp =540 }}}}

hence , selling price of the articles is 540$

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let's find the loss or gain :

  • If cost price is high in cost it's loss.

\boxed{ \sf \:{loss = CP - SP = 600 - 540= 60}}

hence , loss of the 12 articles is 60$.

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now , let us convert 60$ into percentage:

\boxed{ \sf \:{ \frac{loss \times 100}{cp}  =  \frac{60 \times 1 \cancel{00}}{6\cancel{00}}   }}

 \boxed{ \sf \:{ \frac{60}{6}  =  \frac{10}{1} = 10\%}}

10% is the loss percent of the 12 articles.

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