Math, asked by sudhi0089, 1 year ago

A man sold two articles for RS.4560 each on selling first he gains 20% and on the other he loss 30%. What is overall profit or loss percent in this transaction.

Answers

Answered by Usman771
7
He Gains Profit of Rs 912 on selling first and after Selling Second He Loss Proit of Rs 1368.
Overall He Loss 31.92% And Gains 36.48%

sudhi0089: Pls explain this
Answered by sanjeevk28012
7

Given :

The selling price of each two article = Rs 4560

The gain% on first article = 20%

The loss% on other article = 30%

To Find :

The overall profit or loss percent in this transaction

Solution :

Let The selling price of article at 20% gain = s.p_1

Let The cost price of article at 20% gain = c.p_1

Let The selling price of article at 30% loss = s.p_2

Let The cost price of article at 30% loss = c.p_2

Gain% = \dfrac{s.p-c.p}{c.p}

So,  20% = \dfrac{s.p_1-c.p_1}{c.p_1}

Or,  \dfrac{120}{100}  = \dfrac{s.p_1}{c.p_1}

Or,  \dfrac{120}{100}  = \dfrac{4560}{c.p_1}

∴    c.p_1  = Rs 3800

Again

Loss% = \dfrac{c.p-s.p}{c.p}

So,  30% = \dfrac{c.p_1-s.p_1}{c.p_1}

Or,  \dfrac{70}{100}  = \dfrac{s.p_1}{c.p_1}

Or,  \dfrac{70}{100}  = \dfrac{4560}{c.p_2}

∴    c.p_2  = Rs 6514

Now,

Total cost price of two articles = c.p_1 + c.p_2

Or,   C.P = Rs 3800 + Rs 6514

∴     C.P = Rs 10314

i.e Total cost price of two articles = C.P = Rs 10314

∵  Selling price of each article = Rs 4560

So, Total Selling price of two articles =  S.P = Rs 4560 + Rs 4560 = Rs 9120

Again

As cost price is more than selling price,  so there is a loss in overall

Thus , Loss% = \dfrac{C.P-S.P}{C.P}

Or,     Loss% = \dfrac{Rs 10314-Rs 9120}{Rs 10314}

Or,     Loss% = \dfrac{R 1194{Rs 10314}

∴        Loss% = 11.57

Hence, The overall loss% in this transaction is 11.57%   Answer

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