Math, asked by GargiMahashay4942, 11 months ago

A man sold two varieties of his dog for $3605 each. On one he made a gain of 15% and on the other a loss of 9%. Find his overall gain or loss.

Answers

Answered by bobwilson
1

Answer:

$216.30

Step-by-step explanation:

Gain = 15%

Loss = 9%

Net Gain = 15% - 9% = 6%

$3605 x 6%

=3605 x 0.06

=$216.30

Answered by Brainliestanswer88
4

Answer:

Overall loss is Rs.113.8.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :

for rupees 3605 each on one he made a gain of 15% and on the other he lost 9%.

To find :

His overall gain or loss?

Solution :

First dog,

SP_1=3605

Profit = 15%

CP_1= \frac{(SP\times 100)}{(100+profit\%)}

CP_1= \frac{(3605\times 100)}{(100+15)}

CP_1= \frac{(360500)}{(115)}

CP_1= 3134.7

Now, Second dog

SP_2=3605

Loss = 9%

CP_2= \frac{(SP\times 100)}{(100-loss\%)}

CP_2= \frac{(3605\times 100)}{(100-9)}

CP_2= \frac{(360500)}{(91)}

CP_2= 3961.5

Total CP = 3134.7 + 3961.5 = 7096.2

Total SP = 3605+3605= 7210

Overall loss = 7210 - 7096.2 = 113.8

Therefore, Overall loss is Rs.113.8.

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