Math, asked by swastik3623, 2 months ago

A medical store owner purchased medicines worth 6,000 from a company. He sold
1/3
part of the
medicine at 30% loss. On what gain should he sell rest of the medicines so that he has neither
gain nor loss?

Answers

Answered by adprasad
4

Step-by-step explanation:

Total CP = 6000

1/3 part sold at 30% loss i.e.

He sold medicine of cost 2000 just in Rs. 1400.

On rest medicine i.e on 4000 he must has to gain Rs. 600.

x% of 4000 = 600

x = 15%

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