Math, asked by sharanrudra2, 9 months ago

a man bought a TV at rs 2,000. Now, he sell her tv 10% less and after sometime he sell her tv 10% more. Did he gain or lose and how?

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Answered by khatrisanjay2001
0

Answer:

profit she get is correct

Answered by Anonymous
102

 \huge \overline{ \underline{ \tt \gray {Solution}}}

 \tt \red{cost \: price \: of \: a  \: T.V. set = rs.2000}

 \tt \green{profit = 10\%}

 \tt \blue{selling \: price =  [100 +  \frac{P}{100} ] \times c.p. }

 \tt \pink{ \longrightarrow  [100 +  \frac{10}{100} ] \times 2000 }

 \tt \purple{ \longrightarrow  [  \frac{110}{1 \cancel{00}} ] \times 20 \cancel{00 }}

 \tt \orange{ \longrightarrow 110  \times 20 }

 \tt \blue{ \longrightarrow rs.2200 }

 \huge \mathbb{ NOW, }

 \tt \green{loss = 10\%}

 \tt \blue{selling \: price =  [100  -   \frac{L}{100} ] \times c.p. }

 \tt \pink{ \longrightarrow  [100  -   \frac{10}{100} ] \times 2000 }

 \tt \purple{ \longrightarrow  [  \frac{90}{1 \cancel{00}} ] \times 20 \cancel{00 }}

 \tt \orange{ \longrightarrow 90  \times 20 }

 \tt \blue{ \longrightarrow rs.1800 }

 \tt \gray{Total \:  Cost \:  Price = 2000 + 2000 = rs.4000}

 \tt \green{Total \:  Selling  \: Price = 2200 + 1800  = rs.4000}

 \tt  \red{ Here, C.P.= S.P.}

  \pink{ \boxed{ \tt Therefore, it \: is \: neither \: loss \: nor \: profit}}

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