Math, asked by thungala123, 10 days ago

A dealer made a 30% profit by selling a table for Rs 7,800. When he sold another table for a loss of 15% he made no profit or loss on the whole. But what about the second table?​

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Answered by addhyankumardubey1
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Lets first summarize the first condition and calculate the cost price of the table.

Profit = 30%

Selling price = Rs.7800

Cost Price = 100/(100 + P%) × SP

Note : This is a derived and complex formulae so I will better recommend finding profit and then using it to find cost price.

CP = 100/(100 + 30) × 7800

= 0.79 × 7800 = 9873 Rs.

man i swear i suck at maths sorry if this is wrong

cheers!

edit : fk me this is wrong sorry ill update this in a bit SORRYYYYYYY

Answered by mnani0739
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