Math, asked by meenaketanpradhan0, 10 months ago

A lady buys grocery worth Rs.350 from a shop. (shopkeeper selling the goods with zero profit)

The lady gives him 2000 rs note. The shopkeeper gets the change from next shop, keeps 350 for himself and returns Rs.1650 to d lady.

Later the shopkeeper of the next shop comes with the Rs.2000 note saying "duplicate" and takes his money back.
"How much LOSS did the shopkeeper face ?"

Answers

Answered by za6715
2

Answer:

100% loss

As he sold for no profit.

Answered by adhithya19275
3

A lady buys grocery worth Rs.350 so the 350 Rs is loss for the shopkeeper

Cash given by lady is Rs 2000. Shopkeeper brings a change and returns it to lady = Rs 2000 – Rs 350 = Rs 1650

Here the shopkeeper makes losses worth Rs 1650 by giving the change against the cost of the goods and Rs 350 for the grocery cost.

So the total loss for the shopkeeper is Rs 350 + Rs 1650 = Rs 2000

Therefore A Lady Buys Grocery Worth 350 correct answer is 2000

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