Question

A shopkeeper makes a loss of 6% by selling a pair of jeans for 564. What will be his profit
or loss per cent if he sells it for 675?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Let x be the cost price of jeans.

Selling price of jeans =Rs.564

Therefore,

x− 1006×x=564x(1− 503 )=564

⇒x= 47564×50

=600

Thus the cost price of jeans is Rs.600.

Now, if the shopkeeper sell it for Rs.675,

Profit =675−600=Rs.75

Profit percent = 60075×100=12.5

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

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UPPER ANSWER IS CORRECT JUST CONVERT IT INTO A FRACTION

Which is 12whole1/2

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