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A toy was sold at a gain 12%. Had it been sold for rs33 more, the gain would have been 14%. Find the cost price of the toy?

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Answered by neetuf1434
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if a toy was sold at 1 2% then the equation form is 112 upon 100 and then when you reduce it it becomes 28 X upon 25 and then when you it increased by 2% then it becomes 14% and the equation form is 114 X upon hundred and ten when you reduce that it becomes 57 X upon 50 and then takes the LCM of 50 and 25 that is 50 then 50 from the denominator and multiply it by 33 your answer is 1650

Answered by Anonymous
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let the cp be hundred rupees

let the cp be hundred rupeesdifference between the two selling price is equal to rupees 114- rupee 112 equal to 2 rupees

let the cp be hundred rupeesdifference between the two selling price is equal to rupees 114- rupee 112 equal to 2 rupeesif the difference of 2 cp= 100

let the cp be hundred rupeesdifference between the two selling price is equal to rupees 114- rupee 112 equal to 2 rupeesif the difference of 2 cp= 100 if the difference of | CP = 100 /2 then,

let the cp be hundred rupeesdifference between the two selling price is equal to rupees 114- rupee 112 equal to 2 rupeesif the difference of 2 cp= 100 if the difference of | CP = 100 /2 then, the different of 33 = 33×100/20

let the cp be hundred rupeesdifference between the two selling price is equal to rupees 114- rupee 112 equal to 2 rupeesif the difference of 2 cp= 100 if the difference of | CP = 100 /2 then, the different of 33 = 33×100/20 = ₹1650

let the cp be hundred rupeesdifference between the two selling price is equal to rupees 114- rupee 112 equal to 2 rupeesif the difference of 2 cp= 100 if the difference of | CP = 100 /2 then, the different of 33 = 33×100/20 = ₹1650hope it will help you mark as brainlist answer

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