Math, asked by aditi202062, 11 months ago

A man purchases two fans for ₹ 2160. By selling Ane fan at a profit of 15%and the other at a loss of 9% he either gains nor losses in the whole transaction. Find the cost price of each fan. ​

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Answered by priyanshudp2109
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ANSWER

It is given that one fan is sold at a profit of 15%, and the other is sold at a loss of 9% such that the total transaction is neither a loss nor a gain.

Profit : Loss

=  15 : 9

=  5 : 3

It is also given that both fans are purchased for 2160.

Therefore, the price of the first fan = 810

The cost of the second fan=1350

Answered by spiderman2019
5

Answer:

CP of 1st Fan = Rs. 810

CP of 2nd Fan = Rs. 1350.

Step-by-step explanation:

let x be CP of 1st fan.

CP of 2nd fan  = 2160-x

S.P of 1st fan = 1.15x

S.P of 2nd fan = 0.91(2160-x).

//since he did not make any profit or loss with this transaction.

S.P of 1st fan + S.P of 2nd fan = Total C.P

1.15x + 0.91(2160-x) = 2160

0.24x + 0.91*2160 = 2160

0.24x = 0.09*2160

x = 9*2160/24 = Rs. 810.

CP of first fan = Rs. 810

CP of 2nd Fan = 2160 - 810 = Rs 1350.

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