Math, asked by agarwalvikas59, 11 months ago


A Cricket bat is sold at a profit of 7% . had it been sold for & 60 more, the profit
have been 12%. Find the cost price of bat​

Answers

Answered by Swarup1998
22

Profit and loss problem

Solution:

Let the cost price of the cricket bat be Rs. X

Case 1. If the cricket bat is sold at 7% profit, its selling price be

= Rs. X * (1 + 7/100)

= Rs. X * 107/100

= Rs. 107X/100

Case 2. If the cricket bat is sold at 12% profit, its selling price be

= Rs. X * (1 + 12/100)

= Rs. X * 112/100

= Rs. 112X/100

It is given that the difference between profits earned at 12% and 7% is Rs. 60. Then,

112X/100 - 107X/100 = 60

or, 5X/100 = 60

or, X = 60 * 100 / 5

or, X = 1200

Answer: Therefore, the cost price of the bat is Rs. 1200.

Answered by abimanyupradhan
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Let P be the Profit and CP be the Cost Price

7=

CP

P

×100⇒

100

7

=

CP

P

Also,

100

12

=

CP

P+60

Dividing both Equations

7

12

=

P

P+60

⇒12P=7P+420⇒5P=420⇒P=84

Now,

100

7

=

CP

84

⇒CP=1200

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