A shopkeeper lost 20% by selling an article for rupees 1200 at what price should he have sold the article to gain 20%
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HERE'S YOUR SOLUTION :-
20% of ₹1200 = 20/100*1200 = ₹240
₹(1200-240) = ₹960
No to Get the Gain of 20% on the price of the article he sold , let's see.....
20% of ₹960 = 20/100*960 = ₹192
So , His gain amount = ₹192
Amount at the end to sell = ₹(960+192) = ₹1152
:• ₹1152 is the new Selling price.
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HERE'S YOUR SOLUTION :-
20% of ₹1200 = 20/100*1200 = ₹240
₹(1200-240) = ₹960
No to Get the Gain of 20% on the price of the article he sold , let's see.....
20% of ₹960 = 20/100*960 = ₹192
So , His gain amount = ₹192
Amount at the end to sell = ₹(960+192) = ₹1152
:• ₹1152 is the new Selling price.
I THINK IT HELPED YOU ^
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but the answer is 1800
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Find the cost price:
Loss = 20%
Selling Price = 100 - 20 = 80%
80% = Rs 1200
1% = 1200 ÷ 80 = Rs 15
100% = 15 x 100 = Rs 1500
Find the selling price:
Gain = 20% x Rs 1500
Gain = 0.2 x 1500 = Rs 300
Selling Price = 1500 + 300 = Rs 1800
Answer: He should sell it at Rs 1800
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