Math, asked by krishnapal7974001844, 4 days ago

a man sells two articles each for the same price rs 500 he earns 25% profit on the first and 35% profit on the second find his approximate overall percent profit​

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Answered by deepu211195
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Step-by-step explanation:

1st selling price = cost price x profit/100

500 = cp1 x125/100

cp = 400

2nd selling price = cost price x profit/100

500= cp2x135/100

cp2=370.37

total cp = 400 +370.37 = 770.37

total sp =1000

total profit= (sp-cp)/cpx100 =

(1000-770.37)/770.37x100 =29.8%

Answered by letmeanswer12
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The overall profit is "30%"

Step-by-step explanation:

Sold prize of the book= original rate + profit

Here the original rate is 100%.

1) for the first book

500= 100%+25%

125%=500

1%=500/125

100%=(500/125)*100

100%=400rs

first book  original prize= 400rs.

2) for the second book

500= 100%+35%

135%=500

1%=500/135

100%=(500/135)*100

100%=370.37rs

second book original prize=370.37rs.

Total profit= sold prize - original prize

                = (500+500)- (400+370.37)

                = 1000- 770.37

Total profit=229.63rs.

Total profit in percentage = (profit/ original prize )*100

                                          =(229.63/770)*100

Total profit in percentage = 29.82%

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