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A shopkeeper sells 2 calculators at the selling price 5000 . he earns 20% profit on one and suffers 20% loss on another . calculate toal cost price

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Answered by paswan98
1

Answer:

the lines which are not bold are called comments and are neglected by the compiler.

Step-by-step explanation:

package com.sample.sample2;

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Main {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

       double cp1,cp2,profit,loss;

       Scanner scan=new Scanner(System.in);

       System.out.println("Enter the S.P of calculators");

       double sp=scan.nextDouble();

       double profitPercent=20,lossPercent=20;

       /* formula for profit percent = profit/sp*100

       * formula for loss percent = loss/sp*100

       * where cp is cost price and sp is selling price

       * profit=(profit percent *sp)/100

       * loss=(loss percent *sp)/100

       * hence by calculating profit and loss we can calculate cp*/

       profit=(profitPercent*sp)/100;

       loss=(lossPercent*sp)/100;

       cp1=sp-profit;

       cp2=sp+loss;

       System.out.println("Cost price of Calculator which the shopkeeper sold on profit: \u20B9"+cp1+

               "\nCost price of Calculator which the shopkeeper sold on loss: \u20B9"+cp2);

package com.sample.sample2;

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Main {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

       double cp1,cp2,profit,loss;

       Scanner scan=new Scanner(System.in);

       System.out.println("Enter the S.P of calculators");

       double sp=scan.nextDouble();

       double profitPercent=20,lossPercent=20;

       /* formula for profit percent = profit/sp*100

       * formula for loss percent = loss/sp*100

       * where cp is cost price and sp is selling price

       * profit=(profit percent *sp)/100

       * loss=(loss percent *sp)/100

       * hence by calculating profit and loss we can calculate cp*/

       profit=(profitPercent*sp)/100;

       loss=(lossPercent*sp)/100;

       cp1=sp-profit;

       cp2=sp+loss;

       System.out.println("Cost price of Calculator which the shopkeeper sold on profit: \u20B9"+cp1+

               "\nCost price of Calculator which the shopkeeper sold on loss: \u20B9"+cp2);

Explanation: the lines which are not bold are called comments and are neglected by the compiler.

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Answered by cashedjohnny123
1

Answer:

first calculator cp= (sp*100) /(100+20%)

= 5000*100/100+0.2

=500000/100.2

=4990.01rs

second calculator cp= sp*100/100-20%

=5000*100/99.8

=5010.02

total cp= first calculator cp+second calculator cp

= 4990+5010= 10000 rs

hope this help

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