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A retailer has fixed the List Price of an article at 20% above the cost price. If he offers a discount of Rs 2 for a
purchase of Rs 40. what is his gain or loss percentage?​

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Answered by RvChaudharY50
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Given :- A retailer has fixed the List Price of an article at 20% above the cost price. He offers a discount of Rs 2 for a purchase of Rs 40.

To Find :- what is his gain or loss percentage ?

Solution :-

Let us assume that, the cost price of the article was Rs. 100x .

So,

→ List price = 20% above CP = 120% of 100x = (120 * 100x)/100 = Rs. 120x .

now,

→ Discount given = Rs. 2 on purchase of Rs. 40

So,

→ Discount % = (2 * 100)/42 = (100/21)% .

then,

→ SP = {List Price * (100 - Discount %)} / 100

→ SP = [120x * {100 - (100/21)}] / 100

→ SP = [120x * (2000/21)]/100

→ SP = (120x * 2000) / (21 × 100)

→ SP = (120x * 20)/21

→ SP = (40x * 20)/7

→ SP = Rs. (800x/7)

as we can see that,

→ (800x/7) > 100x

→ SP > CP

therefore,

→ Profit = SP - CP

→ Profit = (800x/7) - 100x

→ Profit = (800x - 700x)/7

→ Profit = Rs. (100x/7)

hence,

→ Profit % = (Profit * 100)/CP

→ Profit % = (100x * 100) / (7 * 100x)

→ Profit % = (100/7)%

→ Profit % = 14.28% (Ans.)

∴ His gain % is equal to 14.28% .

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Answered by amitnrw
27

14 % is the gain if Marked price is 10 % above cost price and discount of Rs 2 for a purchase of Rs 40

Given  : A retailer has fixed the Price of an article at 20% above the cost price.

He offers a discount of Rs 2 for a purchase of Rs 40.

To Find :  his gain or loss percentage

Solution:

Cost Price = C  

Marked Price = C + (20/100)C = 1.2C

offers a discount of Rs 2 for a purchase of Rs 40.

Marked Price = Rs 40

Selling Price = 40 - 2 = 38

1.2C  = 40

=> C = 40/1.2

=> Cost Price =  100/3  Rs

SP > CP hence gain

Gain =  38  - 100/3

=> Gain = ( 114 - 100)/3

=> Gain = 14/3  Rs

Gain %  = ( Gain/ cost Price ) * 100

= {( 14/3 )/ (100/3) } * 100

= 14 %

Gain percentage is 14 %

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