Math, asked by rajkumarkesarwani311, 4 days ago

A publisher sells a book for ₹168 at a profit of 20% if his cost of production increased by 30% what should be the increase in the price of the book so that his percentage profit remains the same?​

Answers

Answered by jainagrinijain
3

Answer:

50.40

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, SP1 = Rs 168

Profit = 20%

Hence, SP1 is 120% of CP1

=>168 = \frac{120}{100}

100

120

×CP1

=>CP1 = 168×5/6

=28×5 = 140

Now, cost of production is increased by 30%

So, new cp, CP2 = 140× \frac{130}{100}

100

130

= 14×13 = 182

As per question, new profit percentage should be same as previous .

Hence new SP, SP2 = CP2 ×120%

= 182 × \frac{120}{100}

100

120

= 182 ×1.2 = 218.4

Increase in price of box = SP2-SP1

= 218.4 -168

= 50.4

Ans : Rs 50.40

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