Math, asked by nishaanoop1752, 11 months ago

A shopkeeper bought two calculator each at the same price. He sold one for 66 and gained 10%.at what price should be sell the second calculator so as to earn a profit of 15%.

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Answered by PanditRavan

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Answer:

69

66÷110×100= 60

Price for each calculator is 60

profit from first Calculator is 6

profit should be 15% from second calculator

60×115÷100= 69

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