a sells an article today B at a profit of 20% .B sells it to C at loss of 4%.what does it cost A if C has paid ruppes 144
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C paid for the article 144 rupees
But B sells it to C at loss of 4 %
It means that the C paid 96 % of the cost price of B.
Then
If 96 % = 144 then 100 % is
144.÷ 96 × 100 = 150
It means that B pay for the article 150 rupees.
But A sells it to B at a profit of 20
It means that total B paid 120 % of the cost price of A.
Then
If 120% = 150 then 100 equal is.
150 ÷ 120 × 100 = 125
A cost price is 125 rupees.
I hope it's helpful for you. Thank you
C paid for the article 144 rupees
But B sells it to C at loss of 4 %
It means that the C paid 96 % of the cost price of B.
Then
If 96 % = 144 then 100 % is
144.÷ 96 × 100 = 150
It means that B pay for the article 150 rupees.
But A sells it to B at a profit of 20
It means that total B paid 120 % of the cost price of A.
Then
If 120% = 150 then 100 equal is.
150 ÷ 120 × 100 = 125
A cost price is 125 rupees.
I hope it's helpful for you. Thank you
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