A shopkeeper sold two watches for rupees 425 is gaining 10% on one and losing 10% other which of the following is true
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The seller incurs a loss of 1% overall.
- Two watches are sold at Rs. 3000 each.
- On one the shopkeeper gains 10% and on one 10% .
- We have to find the overall gain or loss percentage.
- Let us assume the cost price of first watch be and other be .
- We have to calculate the profit and loss on the watches.
- Profit percentage = × 100 = 10
425 =
= 425/1.1 = 386.36 Rs.
- Therefore cost price of the article where the seller gains 10% is Rs. 386.36.
- Loss percentage = × 100 = 10
=
= 425
= Rs. 472.22
- Therefore cost price of the article where the seller loses 10% is Rs. 472.22.
- Now we have to calculate the net profit or loss percentage, we find the total cost price of two articles,
- Total cost price = 386.36 + 472.22 = 858.58 Rs.
- Now ,Profit on article 1 - Loss on article 2 = Net gain
(425-386.36) - (472.22-425) = Net gain
Net gain = 38.64 - 47.22 = -8.58
- Therefore the seller gains a loss of 8.58 Rs. total on both products.
- Now net loss percentage = × 100
Net loss percentage = × 100 = 1%
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Step-by-step explanation:
Selling price of watch A and watch B= Rs. 425
Let cost price of watch A=x
Profit =10%
∴100110x=425
x=386.36
Let cost price of watch B=y
Loss =10%
∴10090y=425
y=472.22
Net cost price =x+y=858.5858
Net selling price =850
Loss%=858.58858.5858−850×100=1%
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