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A shopkeeper sold two pairs of jeans for 720 each gaining 20 percentage on one and losing 20 percentage on the other. Find his gain or loss percentage

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :-

  • Selling price (S.P) of one jeans = 720 Rs.
  • Gain of one jeans = 20%
  • Loss of one jeans =20%

To Find :-

  • Gain or Loss percentage.

Solution :-

Cost price of the jeans,

Gain = 20%

:\implies\:\sf{(\dfrac{100}{100} + profit \%) \times SP}

:\implies\:\sf{(\dfrac{100}{100} +20)\times720}

:\implies\:\sf{\dfrac{100}{120} \times 720}

:\implies\:\sf{600}\:\:\star

Now ,

Loss = 20%

:\implies\:\sf{(\dfrac{100}{100} - profit \%) \times SP}

:\implies\:\sf{(\dfrac{100}{100} -20)\times720}

:\implies\:\sf{\dfrac{100}{80} \times720}

:\implies\:\sf{900}\:\:\star

➺ Total CP = 600+900 = 1500

➺ Total SP = 720+720 = 1440

∴  CP > SP , So it is a loss

Therefore,

:\implies\:\sf{Loss=CP-SP}

:\implies\:\sf{Loss=1500-1400}

:\implies\:\sf{Loss=60}\:\:\star

Now,

:\implies\:\sf{Loss\%=\dfrac{Loss}{CP} \times 100}

:\implies\:\sf{Loss\%=\dfrac{60}{1500} \times 100}

\sf:\implies \underline{\boxed{\pink{\mathfrak{Loss\% = 4\%}}}}\:\:\bigstar

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