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A merchant sold a table for ₹3000. If he gained a profit of 20% then, a) What is the cost price of the table? b) During the festival season, he increased the cost of the table by ₹1000. Then he sold it with a discount of 20%. What is the selling price of the table during the festival season? c) What is the percentage of profit or loss when the table is sold during the festival season?​

Answers

Answered by jitendra999
1

Selling Price of each table =3000

Gain on Table1 =20%, Loss on Table2 =20%

For Table1

SP=CP+20% of CP=(

100

120

)×CP

CP=3000×(

120

100

)=2500

For Table2

SP=CP−20% of CP=(

100

80

)×CP

CP=3000×(

80

100

)=3750

Total CP=2500+3750=6250

Total SP=2×3600=6000

Profit or Loss=SP−CP=6000−6250=−250... (Negative means Loss)

Percent loss=(

CP

Loss

)×100=(

6250

250

)×100=4

∴ Loss is 4%

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