Math, asked by mrityunjaygupta2007, 6 months ago

A shopkeeper allows a discount of 10% on the marked price of his
goods. He still makes a profit of 17% on the cost price. What is the
profit percent he would have made if he had sold the goods at the
marked price?

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Answers

Answered by aaravdineshsharma
0

Answer:

20%

Step-by-step explanation:

ANSWER

let Marked price of an article be x

Discount on article =x−10%ofx

=x−

100

10

x

=0.9x

Therefore, selling price of the article=0.9x

Now, Gain % =

cp

sp−cp

Put the value of gain % and sp in the above equation and calculate cp.

100

8

=

cp

0.9x−cp

8cp=90x−100cp

108cp=90x

cp=

108

90x

cp=

6

5x

Therefore, cost price cp marked above marked price(mp) =

cp

mp−cp

×100

Put the valus of cp and mp in the above equation

=

6

5x

x−

6

5x

×100

=

6

5x

6

x

20%

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