Math, asked by Khalidko5660, 11 months ago

A table was sold at 16%loss for rupees 3360 . Find the cost price of the table

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Answered by nagpalrajkumar91

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Step-by-step explanation:

SP of the table = 3360 rupees

loss% = 16%

CP of the table =SP*100/100-16

=3360*100/84 =. 4000 rupees

Hence, the cost price of the table is 4000 rupees

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