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A man sells two horses for rupees ₹ 1955 each. On one he gains 15% and on the other he loses 15% . Find the total gain or loss?​

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Answered by nandanv99
18

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

SP of lst watch = ₹1,955

Gain = 15 %

CP = SP×100/100+Gain %

= 1,955×100/100+15

= 1,955×100/115

= ₹1,700

SP of 2nd watch = ₹1,955

Loss = 15 %

CP = SP×100/100-Loss %

= 1,955×100/100-15

= 1,955×100/85

= ₹2,300

Total CP of both watches = ₹(1,700+2,300)

= ₹4,000

Total SP of both watches = ₹(1,955×2)

= ₹3,910

Loss = CP - SP

= ₹(4,000-3,910)

= ₹90

Loss % = Loss/CP × 100

= 90/4,000×100

= 2.25 %.





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Answered by nishadeva5735
3

Answer:

Rs. 90

Step-by-step explanation:

selling pricess of each horses=1955

so at first we have to find cost price of each horses

Cost price of 1st horse

=sp/100+gain×100

=1955/100+15×100

=1955/115×100

=1700

now we have find profit on cost price

=1700×15/100

=255(gain)

again,

Cost price of 2nd horse

=sp/100-loss×100

=1955/100-15×100

=1955/85×100

=345(loss)

we can see that loss is more

so total loss=345-255=90

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