A shopkeeper allows his cusotmers 20% off on the MP of a goods& still gets a profit of 25% what is the cost of article marked Rs 500
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The allowed discount percentage=20%.
⇒Discount =Rs. * MP
⇒ *500
⇒Rs.100
SP=MP-Discount
=Rs.500-Rs.100
=Rs.400
Now , we have to find the C.P. of the article (price at which shopkeeper brought it)
Let the C.P. be x.
Profit=25% of x = * x
=
In case of a profit,
S.P.=C.P.+ Profit
Given , Rs.400=Rs. x + Rs
or, 400 =
or, 400 =
or, x=400 * (cross multiplication)
or ,x=320
Ans:The Market Price is Rs.500 ; the Selling Price is Rs.400 , the Cost Price is Rs.320.
⇒Discount =Rs. * MP
⇒ *500
⇒Rs.100
SP=MP-Discount
=Rs.500-Rs.100
=Rs.400
Now , we have to find the C.P. of the article (price at which shopkeeper brought it)
Let the C.P. be x.
Profit=25% of x = * x
=
In case of a profit,
S.P.=C.P.+ Profit
Given , Rs.400=Rs. x + Rs
or, 400 =
or, 400 =
or, x=400 * (cross multiplication)
or ,x=320
Ans:The Market Price is Rs.500 ; the Selling Price is Rs.400 , the Cost Price is Rs.320.
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Let cost price be Rs. x
So, Selling price = Rs.(500-20/100*500) = Rs. 400
So, x + 25% of x = 400
or, 5x/4 = 400
or, x = 320
So, cost price = Rs. 320
So, Selling price = Rs.(500-20/100*500) = Rs. 400
So, x + 25% of x = 400
or, 5x/4 = 400
or, x = 320
So, cost price = Rs. 320
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