Question

A horse is sold at Rs. 75 at a loss of 4%. To get a profit of 20% what is the selling price?

Please explain it's answer​

Answer 1

Answer:

50+25=75

CP=P%=50

If you want to do this type of question without pen and paper then this method is for you, this method is applicable for all the questions in which profit percentage is equal to the cost price.

Trick: choose a number for profit% and add with by divide the same number by 10 and sqaureof that number .

10% =10+1

15%=15+2.25

20%=20+4

30%=30+9

50%=50+25

First see the example

Cp=10 P=10% SP=11 :: P=1 which is square of 1

CP=20 P=20% SP=24 :: P=4 which is a square of 2

CP=30 P=30% SP=39 :: P=9 which is a square of 3

CP=40 P=40% SP=56 :: P=16 which is a square of 4

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CP=90. P=90%. SP=171 :: P=81 Which is a square of 9

SP=75 so find the closest value

suppose I took 70, then 70+7^2 =70+49=109 ??

Next 60, then 60+6^2=60+36=96 ???

Next 50, then 50+5^2= 50+25 = 75✓✓✓✓✓

Now you can try by your own

SP=56

SP=144

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

=75*4/100

= 3

so,

=75-3

=72

now,

=72*20/100

=36*5/10

=18

therefore

the selling price is 75+18= Rs. 93

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