Math, asked by Tausifkhan170, 1 year ago

A shopkeeper will get a profit of 10% if he will sell an article for rs 440. find the loss% if he sold that article for rs 370.

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Answered by harshithgandhe21
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7.5 % is the correct answer

Answered by athleticregina
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Answer:

The shopkeeper will suffer a loss of 7.5% if he sold that article for Rs. 370.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given,

Profit percent = 10%

Selling price = Rs. 440

Cost Price = \frac{100}{100+profit \%} \times SP

Cost Price = \frac{100}{100+10} \times 440

Cost Price = \frac{100}{110} \times 440

Cost Price = 400

Hence, Cost price is Rs. 400.

We have to find the loss% when he sold the same article for Rs.370.

Selling Price = Rs. 370

Cost price = Rs. 400

Loss = CP - SP

       = 400 - 370

       = 30

He will have a loss of Rs. 30.

Loss% = \frac{\text{loss}}{\text{CP}} \times 100

Loss% = \frac{\text{30}}{\text{400}} \times 100

Loss% = 7.5\%

Thus, the shopkeeper will suffer a loss of 7.5% if he sold that article for Rs. 370.



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