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A shop keeper bought two projectors for Rs 50,000. He sold one at a profit of 5% and other at a loss of 5%. If the selling price of each projector is same, determine the CP of each projector.​

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Answered by yuvi153
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Answer:

it is simple

CP¹ = 50000×5/100 =2500

SO CP = 52500Rs

CP² = 50000-2500 = 47500

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Answered by PoojaBurra
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Given: A shop keeper bought two projectors for Rs 50,000. He sold one at a profit of 5% and other at a loss of 5%. The selling price of each projector is the same.

To find: The C.P. of each projector.​

Solution:

  • Let the cost of one projector be x and the other projector be (50000 - x).
  • So, the cost of one of the projector can be calculated as,

        S.P. = C.P. + \frac{5}{100}  * C.P.

  • Here, S.P. is the selling price, C.P. is the cost price, 5/100 indicates the 5% and the plus sign indicates profit.

        S.P. = x + \frac{5}{100}  * x

        S.P. = \frac{105}{100} x

  • So, the cost of the other projector can be calculated as,

        S.P. = C.P. - \frac{5}{100}  * C.P.

  • Here, the minus sign indicates loss.

        S.P. = (50000-x) - \frac{5}{100}  * (50000-x)

        S.P. = 47500 - \frac{95}{100} x

  • Since the selling price of each projector is the same, they must be equated as follows,

        \frac{105}{100} x = 47500 - \frac{95}{100} x

        x = 23750

  • So, the value of x is 23750 and the value of (50000-x) is 26250.

Therefore, the C.P. (cost price) of one projector is Rs.23750 and of the other projector is Rs. 26250.

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