Math, asked by jyotidev52706, 18 days ago

A man sold his bicycle for ₹405 losing one-tenth of its cost price. Find:

(i) its cost price; (ii) the loss percent.

Answers

Answered by Mfislam
11

Step-by-step explanation:

1) Let the cost price =x

ATQ,x- x/10 = 405

or, 10x -x = 4050

or, 9x = 4050

x= 450

cost price is 450

2) loss = 45×100 / 450 =10%

Answered by fahims8080
19

Answer:

i)  Cost price =450 rupees, ii) Loss percent =10%

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the information provided in the question  it is given as

Selling price =Rs 450

Losing  1/10 of C P

We need to find the

i) Its cost price

ii) The loss price

Loss % = \frac{loss}{CP} \times 100

            =\frac{1/10\times CP}{CP}\times 100\\

Hence C P cancelled  we get

\frac{1}{10}\times 100

Solving to its lowest term we get

10 %  ( As 10 and 100 are divisible by 10)

According to the formula

Sp=C P -Loss

Let us assume x= cost price = C P

putting the value we get answer

405 =x-\frac{x}{10}

\frac{10x -x}{10} =405

\frac{9x}{10} =405

x=405\times \frac{10}{9} \\

x =\frac{4050}{9}

x= 450

As x is nothing but the C P it is equal to = 450

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