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A man sold two flags for same rate . On one he loss 10 percent while on other he have profit 5 percent . How much does he profit or loss percent in the whole transaction?​

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Answered by gokulsanjayreddy
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ANSWER:-

SP - Selling Price

CP - Cost price (Cp is replaced by variable x)

Let us assume that the sale price for each item was 100

item 1

profit % = (sp-cp)/CP *100

10 = (100-x)/X*100

10x=10000-100x

110x=10000

x=10000/110

= 90.90909

Cost of item 1 =90.90

Item 2

Loss% = (CP-SP)/CP*100

10 =(X-100)/X*100

10x=100x-10000

90x=10000

x=111.1111

Cost of Item 2 = 111.11

Total Cost = 90.90 +111.11 =202.02

Total Sales = 100+100 = 200

Net Loss = 2.02

Loss% = (2.02/200)*100

=1.01%

Or approximately 1% loss

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