A shopkeeper sold some amount of pulses for tk 2375 at the loss of tk 5% .what would be the cost price of pulses to make tk 6% profit
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To make 6% profit, the cost price of pulses would be tk 2650.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the cost price of pulses be tk X
Selling price = tk 2375
and loss = 5%
Then,
X (1 - 5/100) = 2375
or, X * (100 - 5)/100 = 2375
or, X = 2375 * 100/95
or, X = 2500
So the cost price of pulses were tk 2500
Again profit = 6%
Then the selling price must be
= tk 2500 * (1 + 6/100)
= tk 2500 * (100 + 6)/100
= tk 25 * 106
= tk 2650
Therefore to make 6% profit, the cost price of pulses would be tk 2650.
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