A dealer allow a discount of rupees 10% and still gain by 10%. What should be the marked price if the cost price is rupees 900?
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Say the marked price is P.
Since he is offering a discount of 10%, after discount the price would be 0.9P.
This price after discount gives him a gain of 10%, so 0.9P must equal 110% of the cost price :
0.9P = 1.1*900
Solve P and you're done!
Since he is offering a discount of 10%, after discount the price would be 0.9P.
This price after discount gives him a gain of 10%, so 0.9P must equal 110% of the cost price :
0.9P = 1.1*900
Solve P and you're done!
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