Math, asked by Varshiyaa, 1 year ago

A shop owner sells two puppies at the same price making a profit of 20percent on one and a loss of 20percent on the other. Find his loss or gain percent on the whole transaction

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Answered by singhsnigdha318
21

Answer:

in such type of question only loss occurs...

Step-by-step explanation:

(common loss or profit)square/100

20 square/100

loss of 4%...

hope it helps

Answered by shrishtysahu
2

Answer:

Loss or gain percent on the whole transaction = 0.

Step-by-step explanation:

The profit percentage made by selling the first dog is given as 20%, while the loss percentage made while selling the second dog is given as 20%.

Let the cost price of both the dogs be Rs. 100 each. The total cost price will be Rs. 200.

The selling price of the first dog will be:

SP = CP + profit

= Rs. 100 + 20% of 100

= Rs. 100 + 20

= Rs. 120

The selling price of the second dog will be:

SP = CP - loss

= Rs. 100 - 20% of 100

= Rs. 100 - 20

= Rs. 80

The total selling price will be:

= Rs. 120 + 80 = Rs. 200

Since total CP = total SP, no gain or loss is made on the whole transaction, thus:

Loss or gain percent on the whole transaction = 0.

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