Math, asked by shipz, 10 months ago

A trader marked the price of his commodity so as to include a profit of 25%. He allowed discount of 16% on the marked price. What was his actual profit
(in percentage)?​

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Answered by BrainlyAnswerer0687
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✰✰|| Given ||✰✰

  • Marked price of commodity = price + 25% of price

  • Discount allowed = 16%

  • price after discount = marked price - 16% of marked price

✰✰|| To Find ||✰✰

  • Actual Profit percent

✪|| Solution ||✪

Let, the price of commodity be 100

marked price = price + 25% of price

marked price = 100 + 25% of 100

marked price = 100 + 25

→ marked price = 125

price after discount = marked price - 16% of marked price

price after discount = 125 - 16% of 125

→ price after discount = 125 - 20

→ price after discount = 105

Actual Profit percent = 105 - 100/100 × 100

Actual Profit percent = 5/100 × 100

Actual Profit percent = 5%

Actual Profit percent is 5%

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