a shopkeeper offers 25 % discount on balls which have been marked 40 % above the cost price. rajendra bought the balls for ₹630. what was the cost price of the balls.
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Answer:
600
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the cost price (CP) of the balls be Rs. x.
Marked price (MP) of the balls = x + (40% of x) = Rs. 1.4x
We know that,
Selling price (SP) = MP – Discount
⇒ 630 = 1.4x – (25% of 1.4x)
⇒ x = 630/(1.4 × 1.05) = Rs. 600
∴ CP of the balls = Rs. 6
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Answer:
535.5
Step-by-step explanation:
profit percent = percent of cost price-discount
= (40-25)%
=15%
the shop keeper sells the product for 15 % above the cost of the product.
cost price of product = 630÷100×15
= 535.5
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