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a retailer sells his product at a gain of 10%

if his selling price was ₹13200 what was his actual profit what was his cost price​

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Answered by chidanandrashmi1
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A man sells two articles at the same selling price - one at 25% profit and other at 25% loss. What is the overall profit or loss percentage?

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For the first article,

SP=RsS

Given, Profit=25 %

=>

CP

SP−CP

×100=25

=>

CP1

S−CP1

×100=25

=>S−CP1=0.25CP1

=>1.25CP1=S

=>CP1=

1.25

S

=

5

4S

For the second article,

SP=S

Given, Loss=25 %

=>

CP

CP−SP

×100=25

=>

CP2

CP2−S

×100=25

=>CP2−S=0.25CP2

=>0.75CP2=S

=>CP2=

0.75

S

=

3

4S

So, Total SP of the two articles =RsS+RsS=Rs2S

Total CP the two articles =Rs

5

4S

+Rs

3

4S

=Rs

15

32S

=2.133S

As total CP> SP, there is a loss

So, Loss % =

CP

CP−SP

×100=

Rs

15

32S

Rs

15

32S

−2S

×100=6.25 %

Answered by swethika2006
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Common gain or loss% = 10%

Using the formula:-

Loss%= (10/10)^2 % = 1%

Thus after transaction the seller will incurr loss of 1%.

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