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A trader purchases a watch at ₹150.Find out the list price of that watch if the traders earns a profit of 25% even after allowing a discount of 10%.

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Answered by Ajeesha15
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\huge\red{\mathfrak{Hi\:Abhi}}

{\boxed{\bold{Answer:- Rs. 111.53}}}

\textbf{\underline{Step-by-Step explanation :-}}

\textbf{\large{\boxed{Given}}}

⏩ Cost Price = Rs.150

⏩ Profit earned by Trader = 25%

⏩ Discount given to the watch = 10%

We need to find the Marked Price...

\textbf{\underline{Since\:we\: know\: that,}}

✔️Selling Price = 100 + Profit%/100*Cost Price.

✔️Marked Price= 100*Selling Price/100-Discount%.

Therefore;

Selling Price = 100 + 25% / 100 * 150

SP => Rs. 100.375 or Rs. 100.38

Marked Price = 100 * 100.375 / 100 - 10%

MP => Rs. 111.527 or Rs. 111.53

{\bold{HOPE \:IT\: HELPS\: YOU\: ABHI!!}}
Answered by Anonymous
27
\huge\red{\mathfrak{ANSWER!!!!}}

♦{Selling Price = 100 + Profit%/100°Cost Price.}

♦{Marked Price= 100°Selling Price/100-Discount%.}

♦so, therefore;

♦{Selling Price = 100 + 25% / 100° 150}

♦{SP => Rs. 100.375 or Rs. 100.38}

♦{Marked Price = 100 ° 100.375 / 100 - 10%}

♦MP rupees ={\}

♦ Rs. 111.527

or

♦Rs. 111.53

hope it helps;---

T!—!ANKS!!!!!

hope it helps:--

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Anonymous: thanks:)
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