Math, asked by xwings41, 19 days ago

A shopkeeper sells a scarf at 5% profit and a shirt at 8% loss, thereby getting a sum of ₹456.25. If she had sold the scarf at 8% loss and the shirt at 5% profit, she would have got 430.25, then the ratio of cost price of scarf and cost price of shirt is ​

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Answered by shiwkishor
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Step-by-step explanation:

Let the cost price of scarf and shirt is m and n respectively.

1.05 m + 0.92 n = 456.25 (1)

0.92 m + 1.05 n = 430.25 (2)

From (1), m = 434.52 – 0.876 n

From (2), m = 467.66 – 1.14 n

=> n = 33.14/0.264 = 125.53

=> m = 287

=> m/n = 2.286

ratio is 1143:500

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