Math, asked by magazinesoham27, 8 months ago


A trader marks his goods in such a way that after allowing a discount of 10% he
still gains 12.5% If an article costs him 1440, what is its marked price?​

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Answered by arushkmehta
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Answer:

Marked Price = Rs. 1800

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the MP (marked price) be y

MP-Discount or D = SP(selling price)

Therefore, y - ( 10/100 * y ) = SP

=> y - y/10 = SP

=> 9y/10 = SP

SP-CP(cost price) = P(profit)

Therefore, 9y/10 - 1440 = 12.5/100 * 1440

=> 9y/10 - 1440 = 125/1000 * 1440

=> 9y/10 - 1440 = (125 * 144)/100

=> 9y/10 - 1440 = 18000/100

=> 9y = 180 + 1440

=> y = 1800

Therefore, MP of the article is Rs. 1800

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