A dealer sold two machines at R2400 each. On selling one machine, he gained 20% and on selling the other, he lost 20%. Find the dealer's net gain or loss percent.
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C.P of first machine= Rs.2400
S.P of first machine = Rs. {2400 + (2400 X 20/100)} = Rs.2840
C.P of second machine= Rs.2400
S.P of second machine= Rs. {2400 - (2400 X 20/100)} = Rs.1920
Total S.P of both machines = Rs. (2840 + 1920) = Rs.4760
Total C.P of both machines= Rs. (2400 + 2400) = Rs.4800
C.P > S.P
Therefore, loss exists
Loss = C.P - S.P = Rs.4800 - Rs.4760 = Rs.40
Loss % = loss/C.P X 100% = 40/4800 X 100% = 5/6 %
Therefore, dealer has loss of 5/6 %
C.P > S.P
S.P of first machine = Rs. {2400 + (2400 X 20/100)} = Rs.2840
C.P of second machine= Rs.2400
S.P of second machine= Rs. {2400 - (2400 X 20/100)} = Rs.1920
Total S.P of both machines = Rs. (2840 + 1920) = Rs.4760
Total C.P of both machines= Rs. (2400 + 2400) = Rs.4800
C.P > S.P
Therefore, loss exists
Loss = C.P - S.P = Rs.4800 - Rs.4760 = Rs.40
Loss % = loss/C.P X 100% = 40/4800 X 100% = 5/6 %
Therefore, dealer has loss of 5/6 %
C.P > S.P
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