Math, asked by MSALMANALI, 1 year ago

A cycle was sold at a gain of 10%, had it been sold for Rs 64 more, the gain whould have been 14% . find the cost price of cycle.

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Answered by Anant02
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let \: cp = x \\p1\% = 10\%  \\ than \: p2\% = 14\% \\  p1 =  \frac{10x}{100} \\  p2 =  \frac{14x}{100}  \\ p2 - p1 = 64 \\  \frac{14x}{100}  -  \frac{10x}{100} = 64  \\   \frac{4x}{100}  = 64 \\ x = 64 \times 100 \div 4 \\ 1600
Answered by abhisheksp
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hello,
if cycle i sold at a gain of 10 %
& sold for Rs 64 more 
then, the gain is 14%

then, Rs 64 = 4%
So, then the cost percent would be 100% - 14%=86%.
So , as Rs 64 = 4%
then, rs 16 = 1%
then 86% =  Rs 1376

Hope i helped u,

MSALMANALI: wrong answer
abhisheksp: So,whats the right answer
MSALMANALI: CP = 1600 is corect answer.
abhisheksp: can u describr ur ans
MSALMANALI: let CP = x
MSALMANALI: P1 = 10%, P2 = 14%, P1 = 10x/100 and P2 = 14x/100
MSALMANALI: then according to question , P2 -P1 = 64.........and then put the value of P1 and P2 in the above equation and solve it.
MSALMANALI: I hope you understood.
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