Question

A trader allows successive discount of 15% and 10% on the Marked price of an article.
A:- If the marked price is rs 100, what would be the selling price
B:- If the selling price is rs 7650 then find the marked price.
C:- If the marked price is 25% above the cost price,find the cost price and the percentage profit and loss.​

Answer 1

A)First 15% discount:

So (15/100)×100=15 rupees is discounted..So now selling price is 100-15=85 rupees

Secondly, again a discount of 10% is given.

So now the discount amount is (10/100)×85=8.5 rupees is discounted.

So the final selling price is 85-8.5= 76.5 rupees

B)Just have a look on the above answer. There the selling price is 76.5 for the marking price of 100 rupees.

So here, what would be the marking price if selling price is 7650?

Definitely 10000rupees.

C)Given marked price is 25% above cost price

ie, Marked price=Cost price+(25/100×cost price)

=Cost price +0.25 Cost price

=1.25 ×Cost price.

So percentage profit=[ (Marked price-cost price)/Cost price ]×100

So [(1.25cost price-cost price)/cost price]×100

So 25%

I think there is no loss here

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