A trader by selling an object in 24hrs gains p% if the cp and sp are exchanged then 62.5% of p is the loss percent then find the sp to gain p% profit on other cp
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hey brainly here is the solution for this question.....
assume x= cp
y= sp
now for p% profit
(y-x)/x=p.........(i)
if we interchange cp and sp....
for loss=>
(y-x)/y=0.625p........(ii)
when we divide both equations...
x/y=0.625
x=0.625y.....(iii)
using equation (iii) in (i) equation
p=60%
thats the far the question can be answer .After this you have asked for sp so without given a cp we can't answer it..so please check the question again....
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assume x= cp
y= sp
now for p% profit
(y-x)/x=p.........(i)
if we interchange cp and sp....
for loss=>
(y-x)/y=0.625p........(ii)
when we divide both equations...
x/y=0.625
x=0.625y.....(iii)
using equation (iii) in (i) equation
p=60%
thats the far the question can be answer .After this you have asked for sp so without given a cp we can't answer it..so please check the question again....
If you liked my solution then don't forget to mark it as brainliest answer.
amitkumarp46:
Qestin is correct
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