Math, asked by janvipbalani, 9 months ago

A lady buys grocery worth 350 from a shop. The shopkeeper is selling the goods with zero profit. The lady gives him a '2000 note. The shopkeeper gets the change from the next shop, keeps 350 for himself and returns Rs.1650 to the lady. Later, the shopkeeper of the next shop comes with the Rs 2000 note saying that it is a duplicate and takes his money back. How much loss did the shopkeeper incur?​

Answers

Answered by karttikeya17
4

Answer:

2350

Step-by-step explanation:

goods of 350

loss of 2000

Answered by mychelsateam
0

Answer:

Rs. 3650

Step-by-step explanation:

Currently shopkeeper has goods worth Rs. 350

Total loss right now = Rs. 0

Profit right now = Rs. 0

Shopkeeper gives grocery worth Rs. 350 and Rs. 1650 as change from the other shopkeeper which makes a total of Rs. 2000 loss from the lady.

Total loss right now = Rs. 2000

But as he gave away the change to the lady, he received Rs. 350 from the other shopkeeper

Total money he has right now = Rs. 350

Now, the other shopkeeper comes and takes his amount which Rs. 2000

Total money he takes = Rs. 1650 from the shopkeeper and Rs. 350 which he lent

Shopkeeper makes a total loss of Rs. 1650 to this shopkeeper which he paid from his pocket

Total loss right now = Rs. 2000 + Rs. 1650 = Rs. 3650

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