Math, asked by loke2748, 1 year ago

a Scooty is sold for rupees 13,600 and fetches a loss of 15% find the c. p of the scooty​

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Answered by rehanjalees
6

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

SP = 13600

Let CP = x

Loss = 15% of X

= 15x/100

=3x/20

Loss =Cp - SP

CP = SP + loss

x = 13600 + 3x/20

x - 3x/20 = 13600

17x/20 = 13600

17x = 13600 × 20 =272000

x = 272000/17

= Rs 16000

Cp = 16000

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Answered by Sauron
11

\textbf{\underline{\underline{Answer :-}}}

The Cost Price of the Scooty is Rs. 16,000.

\textbf{\underline{\underline{Explanation :-}}}

Given :

Scooty sold at = Rs. 13,600

Loss occured = 15%

To find :

The Cost Price of the scooty

Solution :

Here,

  • Selling Price (SP) = Rs. 13,600
  • Loss % = 15%
  • Cost Price (CP) = ?

{\boxed{\sf\:{CP =  \frac{100}{(100  - loss\%)} \times SP}}}

\sf{\implies} \: CP = \left( \dfrac{100}{100 - 15}\right) \times 13600

\sf{\implies} \: CP =  \dfrac{100}{85} \times 13600

\sf{\implies} \: CP =  \dfrac{1360000}{85}

\sf{\implies} \: CP = 16000

\therefore The Cost Price of the Scooty is Rs. 16,000.

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\textbf{\underline{\underline{Verification :-}}}

As we got the Cost Price, we can verify it by solving for the loss %

{\boxed{\sf\:{Loss\% =  \frac{CP - SP}{CP} \times 100}}}

\sf{\implies} \: 15\% =  \left(\dfrac{16000- 13600}{16000}\right) \times 100

\sf{\implies} \: 15\% =  \dfrac{2400}{16000} \times 100

\sf{\implies} \: 15\% =  \dfrac{240000}{16000}

\sf{\implies} \: 15\% = 15\%

\therefore The Cost Price of the Scooty is Rs. 16,000.

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