Math, asked by satish3993, 1 year ago

A dealer marked the price of an article 25% above the cost price and allowed two successive discount of 15% and 24% to a particular customer. as a result he incurred a loss of 539. at what price did he sell the item to the customer?

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Answered by Debarghya
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Answered by pinquancaro
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Answer:

The selling price is Rs.2258.41.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given : A dealer marked the price of an article 25% above the cost price and allowed two successive discount of 15% and 24% to a particular customer. as a result he incurred a loss of 539.

To find : At what price did he sell the item to the customer?

Solution :

Let the cost price of the article is Rs.100.

A dealer marked the price of an article 25% above the cost price

Then the Market price is 100+25=125

According to question,

The selling price of the article is

SP=(100-15)% of (100-24)% of 125

i.e. SP=\frac{85}{100}\times\frac{76}{100}\times 125

SP=80.75

The selling price is Rs.80.75

Loss = CP-SP

Loss = 100-80.75

Loss=Rs.19.25

When the loss is Rs.539

The selling price is

SP=\frac{80.75}{19.25}\times539

SP=4.19\times 539

SP=2258.41

Therefore, The selling price is Rs.2258.41.

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