Economy, asked by Alexaltams9582, 11 months ago

A man sold a Table at a loss of 20%. If he has sold that Table for Rs. 12 more he would have gained 10%. Find the cost price of that Table :

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Answered by pragyagupta08
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HEY MATE :-

Here's your answer .......

Loss % of the table = 20 %

S. P of the table = $ 12

Profit % on the table = 10 %

C. P of the table = ?

C. P = ( S .P × 100 ) / ( 100 + Profit % )

C. P = ( 12 × 100 ) / ( 100 + 10 % )

C. P = 1200 / 110

C. P = 10 . 90

C. P = 11 ( Round off )

For your better understanding :- Whenever you have to take out C.P and the S. P is given always remember my formula . And if you have to take out S. P and the C. P is given just cross - step the formulae . And one more thing , Always remember that if profit is there then C. P is greater but if loss then C.P is greater .

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