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A shopkeeper bought two fans for rupees 5000 he sold one at 10% profit and one at 10% loss if SP of both the fans is equal find the CP of each fan ​

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Answered by sharmithanisha
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Answer:

Step by step explanation:

First formula :CP1+CP2=5000

Second formula:

Sp1 = CP1 + 0.1/10%CP1

Sp2= CP2 - 0.1/10% CP2

Since Sp1 = Sp2

CP1 + 0.1 CP1 = CP2 - 0.1 CP2

CP1 = 5000 - CP2

5000 - CP2 + 0.1 * 5000 - 0.1 CP2 = CP2 - 0.1 CP2

5500 = 2CP2

CP2 = 2750 rs

CP1 = 5000 - 2750

CP1 = 2250 rs

I hope it is helpful

Answered by TheSentinel
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The cost of one fan is Rs. 2250 and the cost of other fan is Rs. 2750.

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➛A shopkeeper bought two fans for ₹ 5000.

➛Sold one at a profit of 10%and the other at a loss of 10%.

➛The SP of both the the fans are equal.

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Cost price of each fan.

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We are given,

➛A shopkeeper bought two fans for ₹ 5000.

➛Sold one at a profit of 10%and the other at a loss of 10%.

➛The SP of both the the fans are equal.

Let the cost price of one fan be m.

Therefore, The cost price of other fan will be

Rs. ( 5000 - m ).

We know ,

{\green{\boxed{\pink{\star{\rm{Profit \  percent = \dfrac{P}{CP} \times 100}}}}}} \\

{\implies{\rm{ 10 = \dfrac{P}{m} \times 100}}} \\

{\implies{\rm{ P = \dfrac{m}{10} }}} \\

so,

{\rm{SP\:of\:first\:fan = m + \dfrac{m}{10} }} \\

{\rm{SP\:of\:first\:fan =  \dfrac{11m}{10} }} \\

. ............... ( since SP = CP + Profit )

We are given that he sold the other fan at 10% loss.

We know ,

{\green{\boxed{\pink{\star{\rm{Loss \ percent = \dfrac{L}{CP} \times 100}}}}}} \\

{\implies{\rm{ 10 = \dfrac{L}{5000 - m} \times 100}}} \\

{\implies{\rm{ L = \dfrac{5000 - m}{10} }}} \\

so,

{\rm{SP\:of\: Second\:fan = ( 5000 - m ) - \dfrac{(5000 - m )}{10} }} \\

. ............... ( since SP = CP - Loss)

According to given condition,

since, the SP of both fans is equal

{\implies{\rm{\dfrac{11m}{10}  = ( 5000 - m ) - \dfrac{(5000 - m )}{10} }}} \\

{\implies{\rm{\dfrac{11m}{10}  =  \dfrac{(5000 - 10m - 5000 + m )}{10} }}} \\

{\implies{\rm{11m = 45000 - 9m}}} \\

{\implies{\rm{11m + 9m = 45000 }}} \\

{\implies{\rm{20m = 45000 }}} \\

{\implies{\rm{m = \dfrac{45000}{20} }}} \\

{\implies{\rm{m = 2250 }}} \\

Hence cost price of first fan is Rs. 2250

now cost price of second fan,

= 5000 - 2250

= 2750

hence, cost price of second fan is RS. 2750.

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