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A shopkeeper marks the price of the article in such a way that after allowing 28% discount he wants a gain of 12% if the marked price is rs224 then the cost price of the article is??

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Cost price is Rs 207

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • Discount is 28%
  • Profit he wants is 12%
  • Marked price of article is Rs 224

To Find:

  • Cost Price of article

Solution: We know that

Discount= M.P x Discount%/100

\small\implies{\sf } Discount= 224 x 28/100

\small\implies{\sf } Discount= 6272/100

\small\implies{\sf } Discount= Rs 62.72

Selling Price= M.P Discount

\small\implies{\sf } S.P = Rs ( 224 62.72 )

\small\implies{\sf } S.P = Rs 161.28

To find C.P when S.P and profit% is given we use formula:

  • C.P = (100+Profit%/100) x S.P

\small\implies{\sf } C.P = (100+25/100) x 161.28

\small\implies{\sf } C.P = (125/100) x 161.28

\small\implies{\sf } C.P = 1.25 x 161.28

\small\implies{\sf } C.P = Rs 201.6 or Rs 207 ( approx)

Hence, Cost price of article is Rs 207

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