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a person bought an article sold it at a profit of 20% on the cost price and he both at 20% less what would the profit percentage have been if the selling price had been a same​

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Answered by prachi782214
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Let the cost price be x

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,C.P. =x−20

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,C.P. =x−20S.P. =1.2x−20

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,C.P. =x−20S.P. =1.2x−20Now, 1.2x−20=1.3×(x−20)

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,C.P. =x−20S.P. =1.2x−20Now, 1.2x−20=1.3×(x−20)⇒1.2x−20=1.3x−26

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,C.P. =x−20S.P. =1.2x−20Now, 1.2x−20=1.3×(x−20)⇒1.2x−20=1.3x−26⇒1.3x−1.2x=−20+26

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,C.P. =x−20S.P. =1.2x−20Now, 1.2x−20=1.3×(x−20)⇒1.2x−20=1.3x−26⇒1.3x−1.2x=−20+26⇒0.1x=6

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,C.P. =x−20S.P. =1.2x−20Now, 1.2x−20=1.3×(x−20)⇒1.2x−20=1.3x−26⇒1.3x−1.2x=−20+26⇒0.1x=6⇒x=60

Let the cost price be xThen, selling price would be 1.2x.When C.P. is Rs. 20, less,C.P. =x−20S.P. =1.2x−20Now, 1.2x−20=1.3×(x−20)⇒1.2x−20=1.3x−26⇒1.3x−1.2x=−20+26⇒0.1x=6⇒x=60therefore, the cost price of the article is Rs. 60

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