Math, asked by rrguptajee, 5 months ago

a radio was sold at a loss of 10% If it was sold for rupees 168 more there would have been a gain of 4% for how much was a radio sold7​

Answers

Answered by jhaswecham
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the C.P. of the article be Rs. x.

Then S.P. at a loss of 10%

100

x×90

= Rs.

100

90x

S.P. at a gain of 12

2

1

%=

100

x×112.5

= Rs.

100

112.5x

Given,

100

112.5x

100

90x

=9

100

22.5x

=9

⇒x=

22.5

900

= Rs. 40

Answered by dkchakrabarty01
0

Answer:

Let the price of radio be p

it was sold at 10% loss, so selling price = 0.9p

Add 168 to 0.9p

0.9p + 168 is new selling price where he gets 4% profit.

That means selling price now is p× (1.04)

p×(1.04) = 0.9p + 168

p×1.04 - 0.9p = 168

0.14p = 168

p = 168/0.14 = 1200

So radio was sold at 1200×0.9 = 1080

Similar questions