Math, asked by shriyaadadwal1605, 9 months ago

a shopkeeper sells a saree at 8%profit and a sweater at 10%discount thereby getting a sum rupees 1008 if she had sold the saree at 10% profit and the sweater at 8% discount she would have got rupees 1028 find the cost of saree and list price of the sweater... ANSWER IT ASAP PLEASE

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Answered by MajorLazer017
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Given :-

  • When she sells saree at 8% profit and sweater at 10% discount she gets a sum of rupees 1008.
  • When she sells saree at 10% profit and sweater at 8% discount she gets a sum of rupees 1028.

To Find :-

  • Cost price of saree.
  • List price of sweater.

Solution :-

Let:-

  • Cost price of saree : x
  • Cost price of sweater : y

Case I :

When saree is sold at 8% profit & sweater is sold at 10% discount.

According to the question,

\implies\rm{\dfrac{108x}{100}+\dfrac{90y}{100}=1008}

\implies\rm{\dfrac{108x+90y}{100}=1008}

\implies\rm{108x+90y=100800}

\implies\rm{54x+45y=50400\longrightarrow{(1)}}

Case II :

When saree is sold at 10% profit & sweater is sold at 8% discount.

According to the question,

\implies\rm{\dfrac{110x}{100}+\dfrac{92y}{100}=1028}

\implies\rm{\dfrac{110x+92y}{100}=1028}

\implies\rm{110x+92y=102800}

\implies\rm{55x+46y=51400\longrightarrow{(1)}}

Multiplying equation ( 1 ) with 55, we get,

\implies\rm{2970x+2475y=2772000\longrightarrow{(3)}}

Multiplying equation ( 2 ) with 54, we get,

\implies\rm{2970x+2484y=2775600\longrightarrow{(4)}}

Subtracting equation ( 3 ) from equation ( 4 ), we get,

\implies\rm{9y=3600}

\implies\rm{y=\dfrac{3600}{9}}

\implies\rm{y=}\:\bold{400.}

Substituting the value of y in equation ( 1 ), we get,

\implies\rm{54x+45\times{}400=50400}

\implies\rm{54x+18000=50400}

\implies\rm{54x=32400}

\implies\rm{x=\dfrac{32400}{54}}

\implies\rm{x=}\:\bold{600.}

Therefore,

  • Cost price of saree = Rs. 600
  • List price of sweater = Rs. 400
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