Math, asked by saivenkatrao72, 3 months ago

A manufacturer sold an item to a dealer for RS.16000 . Dealer sells it to a whole - saler making a profit of 10% . Whole-saler sells it to a retailer at a profit of 5% . Retailer sells it to the customer at a profit of 12.5% . What price is paid by the customer ?​

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Answered by aggarwalmamta6483
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Answer:

Cost price of the article to the manufacture is Rs.50000.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Let the cost price of the article to the manufacture be x

Profit percentage when manufacture sells to a wholesaler = 105

Profit percentage when whole saler sells to a shopkeeper = 20%

Loss percentage when the shopkeeper sells to a shopkeeper = 15%

Total amount paid by a customer = 56100

According to question,

\begin{gathered}\frac{100+10}{100}\times \frac{100+20}{100}\times \frac{100-15}{100}\times x=56100\\\\\frac{110}{100}\times \frac{120}{100}\times \frac{85}{100}\times x=56100\\\\1.1\times 1.2\times 0.85\times x=56100\\\\x=\frac{56100}{1.1\times 0.85\times 1.2}\\\\x=50000\end{gathered}

100

100+10

×

100

100+20

×

100

100−15

×x=56100

100

110

×

100

120

×

100

85

×x=56100

1.1×1.2×0.85×x=56100

x=

1.1×0.85×1.2

56100

x=50000

Hence, Cost price of the article to the manufacture is Rs.50000.

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