Question

A dealer buys an article at a
discount of 30% from the
wholesaler, the marked price
being Rs. 6000. The dealer
sells it to a shopkeeper at a
discount of 10% on the
marked price. If the rate of
GST is 6%, find the GST paid
by the shopkeeper to the
government. *​

Answer 1

Answer:

Given: Market Price =Rs.6,000, Rate of discount =30%

∴ The price of the article which the dealer paid to the wholesaler

=Rs.6,000−10% of 6,000

=Rs.6,000−30% of 6,000

=Rs.6,000−1006,000×30

=Rs(6,000−1,800)

=Rs.4,200

Sales tax paid by the dealer to the wholesaler

=6% of 4,200

=1006×4,200=Rs.252

Now for shopkeeper rate of discount =10%

∴ The price of the article which the shopkeeper paid to the dealer

=Rs.6,000−10% of 6,000

=Rs.6,000−Rs1006,000×10

=Rs.6,000−Rs.600

=Rs.5,400

The price paid by the shopkeeper including the tax

=Rs.5,400+6% of 5,400

=Rs.5,400+1006×5,400

=Rs.5,400+Rs.324

=Rs.5,724.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

# Given:

Discount the shopkeeper buys the article = 30 %

Marked price of the article = Rs. 6000

Total discount he sells the article to a shopkeeper = 10 %

GST at the article = 6 %

# To find:

GST paid to the government

# Taken:

To find selling price :

$\frac{100-D}{100} *MP$

Where,

D = Discount

MP = Marked price

# Concept:

When you will find the selling price that will become the new cost price by that find in how much does the shopkeeper buys the article at dicount then find the GST .

# Solution:

First in how much does the dealer buys the article:

$\frac{100-30}{100} *6000$

$70*60$

$= Rs. 4200$

Now , find how much does the shopkeeper buys the article by subtractind discount:

$\frac{100-10}{100} *4200$

90*42

= Rs. 3780 he buys the article by subtracting the discount .

Now , find how much does he pays at GST :

$\frac{6}{100} *3780$

6*37.8

= Rs. 226.8

# Answer:

So , the shopkeeper pays 226.8 rupees pay to the GST to the government.

# Extra information:

To find profit percent:

$Pr=\frac{P×100}{CP}$

Where,

Pr = Profit percent

P = Profit

CP = Cost price

To find loss percent:

$Lr=\frac{L×100}{CP}$

Where,

Lr = Loss percent

L = Loss

CP = Cost price

To find cost price:

(i) If profit

$CP=\frac{100+Pr}{100}×SP$

Where,

CP = Cost price

Pr = Profit percent

SP = Selling price

(ii) If loss

$CP=\frac{100-Lr}{100}×SP$

Where,

CP = Cost price

Lr = Loss percent

SP = Selling price

Step-by-step explanation: