A trader allows 20% discount on the marked price of an article and still gains 11 1/9% If the cost pre
increases by 20%. how much discount percent should he now give on the same marked price to get the same
profit percentage as before?
Answers
Answer:
Rs.100
Step-by-step explanation:
Marked price = Rs. 150
Percentage of discount = 20%
S=80%of150=(80100)×150=Rs.120
S= Rs. 120 and gain % = 20%
S = 120% of C.
120=120100×C⇒C=120×100120⇒C=Rs.100
∴ cost price=Rs.100
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The required discount percentage is 4.17%.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
20 percentage discount on the marked price of an article is allowed by a trader.
Gain of trader is 11 1/9%.
If cost price is increased by 20 percentage.
To keep the same profit (%) percentage as before.
To Find:
The required discount (%)percentage.
Formula used:
Selling Price= Cost Price x(100+Profit%)/100 ------------- formula no.01.
Selling Price = Marked Price – Discount ----------- formula no.02
Selling Price = {(100 + Profit %)/100} x Cost Price ------------ formula no.03
Discount Percentage =[ (Marked Price – Selling Price )/Marked price] x 100 ------------ formula no.04
Solution:
Let the cost Price of the article is Rupees 100.
As given-gain of trader is 11 1/9%.
Gain
Applying formula no.01.
Selling Price of the article
As given -20 percentage discount on the marked price of an article is allowed by a trader.
Applying formula no.02.
Selling Price = Marked Price – Discount
Marked Price on the article = 138.89
As given- If cost price is increased by 20 percentage.
Applying formula no.01.
New the Cost Price of the article
As given -to keep the same profit (% )percentage as before.
If profit percentage is remaining same then from formula no.03.
New Selling Price of the article
Applying formula no.04.
The discount percentage
Thus, the required discount percentage is 4.17%.
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