Math, asked by saurabh6561, 11 months ago

a manufacturer of an article sells ti to a dealer at aprice of 25 thus making a profit of 25%. the dealer sells the article to the customer for 35. find the manufacturer cost price and dealers percentage profit.​

Answers

Answered by sanjitdk07
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

CP=25 AS HE BOUGHT IT FOR 25

PROFIT PERCENT=PROFIT/CP*100

=10/25*100

PROFIT PERCENT = 40%

Answered by vaidikt21
0

Answer:

Manufactures 18% Wholesaler 20% Retails 25% bCustomer

Let cost price of manufacture be Rs.x

∴ profit =Rs.

100

18x

∴ Selling price of manufacture =Rs.

100

118x

= Cost price of Wholesaler

Profit =Rs. (

100

26

×

100

118s

)=Rs.

1000

236x

∴ Selling price of wholesaler =Rs. (

100

118x

×

1000

236x

)=Rs.

1000

1416x

$$=Cost price of retails

Profit Rs. (

100

25

×

1000

1416x

)=Rs.

1000

354x

∴ Selling price of retails =Rs. (

1000

1416x

+

1000

354x

)

=Rs.

1000

1770x

=Rs.

100

177x

=Cost price of customer

100

177x

=

100

3009

or,

x=17

Ans: Cost price of manufacture is Rs.17

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