Math, asked by DüllStâr, 6 months ago

A shopkeeper sells two suitcases for 2464 each containing 12% and losing 12% on the other.find his gain or loss percent on the whole.
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

11125% loss

Description for Correct answer:

Loss per cent

= (Common gain or loss10)2%

= (1210)2=3625=11125%

Answered by Auяoяà
95

\sf\red{★Given:}

  • SP of the first suitcase=\rm{₹2464}
  • \rm{Gain\%=12\%}
  • \rm{Loss\%\:on\:other\:suitcase=12\%}

\sf\blue{★To\:find:}

  • The gain or loss percent in the whole Transition.

\sf\green{★Solution:}

CP of the first suitcase\rm{=₹}\dfrac{100}{100+12}×2464

\rm{=₹}\dfrac{100}{112}×2464

\rm{=₹2200}

CP of second suitcase=\rm{=₹}\dfrac{100}{100-12}×2464

\rm{=₹}\dfrac{100}{88}×2464

\rm{=₹2800}

★Total CP of two suitcases\rm{=₹2200+2800=₹5000}

★Total SP of two suitcases\rm{=₹(2×2464)=₹4928}

Thus,SP<CP, therefore,here it is loss.

\sf{Loss=CP-SP}

{=₹(5000-4928)=₹72}

\sf{Loss\%=}\dfrac{Loss}{CP}×100

\sf{=}\dfrac{72}{5000}×100

\sf{=1}\dfrac{11}{25}

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