Math, asked by amsavarthini, 11 months ago

a trader marks his goods 40% above the cost price and gives a discount of 20% on the marked price.find his gain%​

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Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

He makes a gain of 12%

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost price, C

Marked price, M = 40% above cost price = 140% of C = 1.4 × C

Sale price, S = 20% on marked price = 80% of M = 0.8 × 1.4 × C = 1.12 × C

                   = 112% of C

=> Gain of 12%


amsavarthini: i cant understand
amsavarthini: please explain
Anonymous: Trader marks good with a price (the marked price) that is 40% above the cost price (what it cost him in the first place). So the marked price (M) is calculated by taking the cost price (C) and adding to that, 40% of C. This give M = C + 40% of C = 100% of C + 40% of C = 140% of C = 140 C / 100 = 1.4 C. The reasoning is the same for the rest. Hope that helps you work through it.
Answered by pandaXop
2

Given:

  • A trader marks his goods 40% above the cost price.
  • Discount percent given on goods is 20%.

To Find:

  • What is the profit Percent?

Solution: Let the cost price of goods be Rs 100

Then, Marked price = 40% above Cost Price

Marked Price = Rs 140

Discount is 20% •

\small\implies{\sf } Total Discount = 20% of Marked Price

\small\implies{\sf } Total Discount = 20/100 x 140

\small\implies{\sf } Total Discount = 2800/100

\small\implies{\sf } Total Discount = Rs 28

Selling Price = ( Marked Price Discount )

\small\implies{\sf } S.P = ( 140 28 )

\small\implies{\sf } S.P = Rs 112

Hence, The gain percent of trader is Rs 112.

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