Math, asked by barikraja66, 9 hours ago

A dishonest dealer professes to sell his goods at cost price, but uses a weight of 960 gm for a kg. find his gain percent.​

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Answered by pradhantuhinkanta
3

Answer:

let,cp of 1000g =x

960g=x/1000×960

=24x/25

let sp of 960g=x

profit= sp-cp

=x/25

profit%=profit/cp×100

=25x/6

Answered by vibhavari1681
1

Answer:

answer is below

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer:

hey mate your answer is 4.167%.

Step-by-step explanation:

Percentage Gain = [(Selling Price - Cost Price) * 100] / Cost Price

Suppose the cost price of 1g is x.

Therefore,

Selling Price = 1000x (because he claims to be giving 1kg weight)

Cost Price = 960x (because the goods he actually gives is 960g)

So,

Percentage Gain = [(1000x - 960x) * 100] / 960x

Percentage Gain = [(40x) * 100] / 960x

Percentage Gain = 4000x / 960x

Percentage Gain = 25/6x = 4.167%

Hence, his percentage gain is 4.167%

hope it helps you

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