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A man sold two machines at Rs. 990 each. On one he gained 10% and on the other he losses 10%. Find the percentage of profit or loss in the total transaction.

Answers

Answered by prati57
3

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

99/100 = 2× 990/?

=? = RS 1980

Therefore, loss= 2000- 1980

= RS 20


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Answered by soniatiwari214
0

Concept:

Cost Price is the cost at which anything is purchased that can be calculated by:

When the Gain% is given,

Cost Price = (Selling price )×100/(100+Gain%)

When the Loss% is given,

Cost Price = (Selling price )×100/(100 -  Loss%)

Given:

The selling price of the two machines is Rs. 990 each.

On one he gained 10% profit and on the other, he lost 10%.

Find:

Percentage of profit or loss in the total transaction.

Solution:

Given,

Gain % = 10%

Cost Price = (Selling price )×100/(100+Gain%)

CP₁  = (990)×100/(100+10) = 99000/110

CP₁ = 900

So, the cost price of one fan is ₹ 900.

Loss % = 10%

Cost Price = (Selling price )×100/(100 -  Loss%)

CP₂ = (990)×100/(100-10) = 99000/90

CP₂ = 1100

So, the cost price of another fan is ₹ 1100.

Hence, the total cost price is CP = CP₁ + CP₂ = 1100 + 900 = 2000.

Total Selling price is:

SP= ₹(990+990) = ₹ 1980

As the Cost price is greater than the selling price. He gets the loss of ₹ 20.

Loss = Cost price - Selling Price

Loss% = Loss×100/ Cost Price

Loss% = 20×100/ 2000 = 1%

Hence, there is a loss in the total transaction and the percentage loss in the total transaction is 1%.

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