Math, asked by vishaldhande1999, 6 months ago

A dealer sells an article at a profit of 10%. If he increases its price by ₹49, he earns a profit of 17%. Find the cost
price and the initial selling price respectively​

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Answered by AmrinderBawa
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Answer:

10% of cost price = initial profit.

10% of cost price + Rs 49 = 17% of cost price

10×CP/100 + 49 = 17×CP/100

(10×CP)+4900/ 100= 17×CP/100

4900=(17×CP)-(10×CP)

4900=CP(17-10)

4900= CP (7)

4900/7 = CP

700 = CP

cost price = Rs 700

10% of cost price = initial profit

10×700/100 = initial profit

10×7 = 70= initial profit

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