Math, asked by sachin1673, 1 year ago

A shopkeeper sold a toy at a loss of 20%. Had he sold it for rupees 80 more, He would have made a profit of 5% on it. What was the cost price of the toy?

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Answered by wifilethbridge
8

Answer:

The cost price of the toy is 320

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the Cp be x

Loss% = 20 %

So, SP =CP - Loss

SP = x- \frac{20}{100}x

When is is sold at profit of 5%

Profit% = 5%

So, SP =CP + Profit

SP = x+ \frac{5}{100}x

SP = x+ \frac{5}{100}x

Now we are given that Had he sold it for rupees 80 more, He would have made a profit of 5% on it.

So, (x+ \frac{5}{100}x)-(x- \frac{20}{100}x)=80

x=320

Hence the cost price of the toy is 320

Answered by ravichavhan133
1

80×20=320

80×5=400

400-320=80

80×20=320

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