Math, asked by abhishekksingh686, 8 months ago

A store keeper allows a discount of 70% to his customers and still gains 15%. Find the marked price approximately (in Rs) of an article which cost him Rs. 6000.
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23000
24000
20000
18000

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
2

Given:

Discount=70%

Gain=15%

The cost price of article=Rs.6,000

To find:

The marked price of the article

Solution:

We can find the marked price by following the given process-

We know that the gain is calculated on the cost price and discount on the marked price.

The amount of gain= 15% of the cost price

=15×6,000/100

=15×60

=Rs.900

The selling price of the article will be the sum of cost price and gain.

Selling price=6,000+900

=Rs.6,900

We also know that the selling price is the difference between marked price and discount.

Let the marked price be x.

Discount=70% of x

The selling price of the article= Marked price- discount

6,900= x-70x/100

6,900=30x/100

x= Rs.23,000

Marked price, x= Rs.23,000

Therefore, the marked price of the article is Rs.23,000.

Answered by pinkypearl301
0

Answer:                     M.P. = Rs. 23000

Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN :   Discount = 70%

          profit = 15 %

  cost price = Rs. 6000

TO FIND =  Marked price

Step By Step Explanation =

Profit %  = ( profit / C.P ) x 100

 15% = ( P/ 6000 ) x 100

P = 15 x 6000/ 100

P = Rs. 900

Selling price = Profit + Cost price

                     = 900 + 6000

                    S.P. = Rs.6900

Let us consider marked price = M  ∴ discount = 70% of M

So,   S.P. = Marked price - discount  

        6900 = M - (70/100)M

       6900 = 30M/100

        690000 = 30 M

M = Rs.23000

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