Math, asked by amreeta25, 1 year ago

A shopkeeper incurs a loss of 12% by selling a CD player for Rupees 1760 at what price did the shopkeeper buy the CD player?.


viku59: Dear,
Everything is of 100%
So, 12% is loss
It means 100-12=88%
So 88%=1760
100= 1760/88*100=2000

Answers

Answered by TooFree
136

STEP 1: Find percentage of the selling price

100 - 12 = 88%

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STEP 2: Find the cost price:

He sold it at 88%

He sold it at Rs 1760

88% = 1760

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1% = 1760 ÷ 88

1% = Rs 20

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100% = 20 x 100

100% = Rs 2000

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Answer: The shopkeeper bought it at Rs 2000

Answered by MiniDoraemon
123
Loss % = 12 % \bf{(given)}
S.P = Rs. 1760 \bf{(given)}

We know that,

C.P = \frac{S.P \times 100}{100 - loss \: \%} \\ \\ \\ C.P = \frac{1760 \times 100}{100 - 12} \\ \\ \\ C.P = \frac{176000}{88} \\ \\ \\ C.P = 2000

Hence,
\bf{C.P = Rs. 2000.}

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