Math, asked by tdey1870, 8 months ago

A dealer bought an item at 10% discount on its original price. He sold it at 35% above the original price. What percentage of profit he got?
a. (a)25%, (b)45%, (c)20%, (d)50%​

Answers

Answered by mad210218
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Given:

Discount dealer got on original price is 10\% and the dealer sold it at 35\% above the original price.

To find:

Percentage of profit dealer got.

Solution:

Let the original price of the item is ₹100.

It is given that the dealer bought the item at 10\% discount on the original price

⇒ Cost price (CP) of item =90\%(100)=90

It is also given that dealer sold the item at  35\% above the original price

⇒ Selling price (SP) of item 135\%(100)=135

Profit percentage, P\%=\frac{SP-CP}{CP} $\times$100\%

P\%=\frac{135-90}{90}$\times\ 100\%

P\%=\frac{45}{90}$\times\ 100\%=\frac{1}{2}$\times\ 100\%

P\%=50\%

Hence, percentage of profit the dealer got is 50\%. Option (d) is correct answer.

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