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A man sold a chair and table for ₹12000 gaining 10% on chair and 15% on table. Had he sold the for 11625, the profit would've interchanged. Find the C.P.
I want to see how can we find it by adding and subtracting the coefficients. no copy paste​

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Answered by tkaur8599
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⇒  Let the cost of chair be x and cost of table be y.

⇒  As per the question,

⇒  x+

100

25x

+y+

100

10y

=1520

⇒  125x+110y=152000

⇒  25x+22y=30400                ------ ( 1 )

⇒   And also from the question, we get

⇒   x+

100

10x

+y+

100

25y

=1535

⇒   110x+125y=153500

⇒   22y+25y=30700           ------ ( 2 )

⇒   Now, Multiply equation ( 1 ) with 22 and equation ( 2 ) with 25 we get,

⇒  550x+484y=668800          -----  ( 3 )

⇒  550x+625y=767500           ------ ( 4 )

⇒   Now, subtracting equation ( 2 ) by ( 1 ) we get,

⇒   y=700

⇒  Substituting value of y in equation ( 1 ) we get,

⇒  x=600

∴  Cost price of chair is Rs.600 and cost price of table is Rs.700.

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