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A watchseller purchased 5 old watches for 2577.50 rupee each. he spent 850 rupee on repairing them and sold at the rate of 2650.75 rupee each . Find the loss or profit of the shopkeeper. answer with solution step by step. answer is loss of 483.75. answer please solve fast. please

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Answered by AlienMind
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Step-by-step explanation:

\Large\rm\blue{\underline{Given:-}}

⬛ A watch seller purchased 5 old watches for Rs.2577.50 each.

⬛ He spend Rs. 850 on repairing then.

⬛ He sold watches at the rate of

Rs. 2650.75 each.

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⬛ Find the loss or profit of the shopkeeper.

⬛ If loss or profit find it.

\Large\tt\red{\underline{Required\:Solution:}}

We know,

Price of each old watches

= Rs. 2577.50

\rm\large\green{\underline{Then,}}

The price of 5 old watches

= 2577.50

= 12887.50

Money spend on repairing = 850

\rm\large\green{\underline{Thus,}}

Total C.P of 5 watches

= 12887.50 +850

= 13737.50

S.P of one watch = 2650.75

\rm\large\green{\underline{Thus,}}

Total S.P of 5 watches

= 5 × 2650.75

= 13253.75

Clearly C.P > S.P, There was a loss.

\rm\large\red{\underline{Then\:loss=?}}

\bigstar\boxed{Loss=C.P-S.P}

Loss = 13737.50 - 13253.75

= 483.75

Hence, The watchseller have loss of Rs. 483.75

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C.P = Cost Price

S.P = Selling Price

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C.P > S.P = C.P is greater than S.P

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