a dishonest shopkeeper marked the price of 1 kg rice 50% above the cost price. while buying 1250 grms instead of 1kg and selling gave 1176 grams instead of 1kg by allowing discount of 20%. what is the actual profit?
Answers
actual profit = 27.55 %
Step-by-step explanation:
Let sat Cost Price of 1 kg = C
buying 1250 grms instead of 1kg
=> Effective Cost Price of 1 kg = C * 1000/1250 = 0.8C
Marked Price 50% above the cost price = C + (50/100)C = 1.5C
discount of 20%
=> Selling Price = 1.5C - (20/100)1.5C = 1.2C
1.2C is Selling Price of 1 kg
but He gave 1176 gm
so Selling Price of 1 kg = 1.2C * 1000/1176 = 50C/49
Profit = 50C/49 - 0.8C = 10.8C/49
Profit % = 100 * (10.8C/49)/0.8C = 27.55 %
actual profit = 27.55 %
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The actual profit is 27.55%.
Step-by-step explanation:
A dishonest shopkeeper marked the price of 1 kg rice 50% above the cost price.
Let the cost price of 1 kg rice be 'x'.
Buying 1250 grms instead of 1kg and selling gave 1176 grams instead of 1kg by allowing discount of 20%.
So, the cost price of 1 kg rice is
Discount = 50%
Market price is
1kg by allowing discount of 20%.
The selling price is
The selling price of 1 kg of rice is 1.2x.
But he gave 1176 gram.
Selling Price of 1 kg is given by,
Profit = SP-CP
The profit percentage is given by,
Therefore, the actual profit is 27.55%.
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