Math, asked by muskaansharma1820, 8 months ago

A dishonest dealer professes to sell his goods at cost price but uses a false weight and thus gains 20%. For a kilogram he uses a weight of?​

Answers

Answered by shainamorwal25
3

Answer:

ANSWER

Given that: %Gain =6

47

18

=

47

300

% Gain=(

Correct weight

Correct weight-Incorrect weight

)×100

∴ For 1 kg,

47

300

=(

1

1−IW

)×100

⇒IW=1−

47

3

=

47

44

kg=940gm

Answered by ujjwalthegr805
0

Answer:

800 gm

Step-by-step explanation:

let the false weight be x grams

then, gain%= (1000-x)/x  * 100

so

20=(1000-x)/x  * 100

by cross multiplying

x/4=1000-x

x=4000-4x

5x=4000

x=800 gms

therefore the actual weight the dealer uses in place of one kg is 800gms

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