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A shopkeeper bought two tv sets for Rs. 10,000 each. he sold one at a profit of 8% and other at a loss of 10% . find the overall loss or profit. i want step by step answer please​

Answers

Answered by ItzBrainlyLords
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost Price of tv = 10000

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Profit% = 8%

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 \large \rm \: s.p =  \dfrac{100 + p}{100} \times c.p

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 \large\rm s.p =  \dfrac{100 + 8}{100} \times 10000

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 \large\rm s.p =   \dfrac{108}{100} \times 10000

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 \large\rm s.p =  \dfrac{108}{ \cancel{100}} \times  100 \cancel{00}

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 \large  : \implies \: \rm s.p =  108 \times 100

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 \large   \therefore\: \rm s.p =10800

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Loss = 10%

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 \large \rm \: s.p =  \dfrac{100  - l}{100} \times c.p

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 \large \rm \: s.p =  \dfrac{100 - 10}{100} \times 10000

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 \large \rm \: s.p =  \dfrac{90}{100} \times 10000

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 \large\rm s.p =  \dfrac{90}{ \cancel{100}} \times  100 \cancel{00}

 \:

 \large  : \implies \: \rm s.p =  90 \times 100

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 \large   \therefore\: \rm s.p =9000

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Total C.P = 10000+ 10000 = rs. 20000

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Total S.P = 10800 + 9000 = rs. 19800

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Loss = C.P - S.P

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⇒ Loss = 20000 - 19800

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⇒ Loss = rs. 200

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 \large \rm{loss\% =  \dfrac{loss \times 100}{c.p} }

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 \large    \:  \: : ⇒ \: \rm{loss\% =  \dfrac{200 \times 100}{20000} }

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 \large    \:  \: : ⇒ \: \rm{loss\% =  \dfrac{200 00}{20000} }

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 \large    \:  \: : ⇒ \: \rm{loss\% =  \dfrac{ \cancel{200 00} \:  \: 1}{ \cancel{20000}} }

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Loss% = 1%

Answered by ItzBrainlyLords
17

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost Price of tv = 10000

 \:

Profit% = 8%

 \:

 \large \rm \: s.p =  \dfrac{100 + p}{100} \times c.p

 \:

 \large\rm s.p =  \dfrac{100 + 8}{100} \times 10000

 \:

 \large\rm s.p =   \dfrac{108}{100} \times 10000

 \:

 \large\rm s.p =  \dfrac{108}{ \cancel{100}} \times  100 \cancel{00}

 \:

 \large  : \implies \: \rm s.p =  108 \times 100

 \:

 \large   \therefore\: \rm s.p =10800

 \:

Loss = 10%

 \:

 \large \rm \: s.p =  \dfrac{100  - l}{100} \times c.p

 \:

 \large \rm \: s.p =  \dfrac{100 - 10}{100} \times 10000

 \:

 \large \rm \: s.p =  \dfrac{90}{100} \times 10000

 \:

 \large\rm s.p =  \dfrac{90}{ \cancel{100}} \times  100 \cancel{00}

 \:

 \large  : \implies \: \rm s.p =  90 \times 100

 \:

 \large   \therefore\: \rm s.p =9000

 \:

Total C.P = 10000+ 10000 = rs. 20000

 \:

Total S.P = 10800 + 9000 = rs. 19800

 \:

Loss = C.P - S.P

 \:

⇒ Loss = 20000 - 19800

 \:

⇒ Loss = rs. 200

 \:

 \large \rm{loss\% =  \dfrac{loss \times 100}{c.p} }

 \:

 \large    \:  \: : ⇒ \: \rm{loss\% =  \dfrac{200 \times 100}{20000} }

 \:

 \large    \:  \: : ⇒ \: \rm{loss\% =  \dfrac{200 00}{20000} }

 \:

 \large    \:  \: : ⇒ \: \rm{loss\% =  \dfrac{ \cancel{200 00} \:  \: 1}{ \cancel{20000}} }

 \:

Loss% = 1%

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