Math, asked by karanangi9676, 10 months ago

A trader marks up his goods by 120% and offers 30% discount. What will be the selling price (in Rs) if the cost price is Rs 750?

A) 1225 B) 1080 C) 1280 D) 1155

Answers

Answered by RvChaudharY50
79

Sᴏʟᴜᴛɪᴏɴ :-

→ Cost price = CP = Rs.750

→ Excess marking over cost price = 120%

So,

→ Marked Price = 750 + {(750*120)/100} = 750 + 900 = Rs.1650

Now,

→ marked price = 1650

→ Discount = 30%

→ SP = {MP * (100 - D%)}/100

→ SP = {1650 * (100 - 30)} /100

→ SP = (1650 * 70) / 100

→ SP = 165 * 7

→ SP = Rs.1155 (D) (Ans.)

Hence, Selling price is Rs.1155.

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Answered by Ridvisha
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❃ A trader marks up his good by 120% and offers 30% discount . What will be the selling price (in Rs.) if the cost price is Rs. 750?



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➧ Cost price (C.P. ) = Rs. 750


➧ excess marking on the good = 120%


➧ Discount = 30%


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➧ Selling Price (S.P. ) ???



{ \red{ \star{ \underline{ \underline{ \: \: Marked \: Price \: (M.P.)}}}}}



{ \bold{M.P. = 750 + ( \frac{120}{100} \times 750)}}



{ \bold{ \implies{M.P. = 750 + (12 \times 75)}}}



{ \bold{ \implies{M.P. = 750 + 900}}}



{ \bold{ \implies{ \red{M.P. = Rs. \: 1650}}}}



➧ Discount = 20%



{ \red{ \star{ \underline{ \underline{ \: \: \: Selling \: Price \: (S.P.)}}}}}



{ \underline{ \boxed{ \bold{ \pink{S.P. = \frac{M.P. \times (100 - discount \: prcnt)}{100}}}}}}



{ \bold{S.P. = \frac{1650 \times (100 - 30)}{100}}}



{ \bold{ \implies{S.P. = \frac{1650 \times 70}{100}}}}



{ \bold{ \implies{S.P. = 165 \times 7}}}



{ \boxed{ \boxed{ \bold{ \implies{ \red{S.P. = Rs. \: 1155}}}}}}



therefore,


➧ Selling Price (S.P. ) = Rs. 1155


thus, option (D) is correct...
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