Question

A man bought some pencils for 30 rupees and pens for 90 rupees the next day he again about some pencils for 25 rupees then he sold all the pencils for 20 rupees and the pens for 70 rupees what was his net gain or loss?​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

loss hoga shopkeeper ka

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

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A man bought some pencils for 30 rupees and pens for 90 rupees the next day he again about some pencils for 25 rupees then he sold all the pencils for 20 rupees and the pens for 70 rupees what was his net gain or loss?

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Man brought Pencils for: Rs.30

Man Brought Pens for: Rs.90

Again He Brought.. And Sold all

Man Again brought Pencils for: Rs.25

He Sold all: Rs.20

Man Sold Pens for: Rs.70

Total Cost price: Price of pencil +Price of pens

=30+90+25

=Rs.145

Total Amount Sold: Price of pencils + Price of pens

=20+70

=90

Now...

Selling Price-Cost Price

=90-145

= -55

The Negative Sign Implies Loss...

Hence,His net loss was 55 Rupees...

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