Math, asked by Anushkash, 8 months ago

a wristwatch is sold at a lost of 18%. Had it been sold for ₹69 more the gain would have been 5%. Find the cost price of the wristwatch. If the retailer sells 150 watches find his loss.70 points for the answer. No scams please,or else there is an option for report​

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Answered by mangalasingh00978
3

Answer:

Cost price is ₹ 300 and Loss per day would be ₹ 8,100 .

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the cost price of a wristwatch = x

Loss on each watch = 18%

Selling price of the wristwatch = \frac{x(100-18)}{100}

100

x(100−18)

= \frac{82x}{100}

100

82x

---------(1)

Gain would have been = 5%

When selling price would have been = \frac{x(100+5)}{100}

100

x(100+5)

= \frac{105x}{100}

100

105x

---------(2)

Now subtract equation (1) from equation (2)

\frac{105x}{100}-\frac{82x}{100}=69

100

105x

100

82x

=69

\frac{23x}{100}=69

100

23x

=69

x = \frac{69\times 100}{23}

23

69×100

x = 300 Rs.

Loss = 18% × 300

= 0.18 × 300

= 54 Rs.

Selling price = 300 - 54 = 246

Since loss on one wrist watch = 54 Rs.

Loss on 150 watch = 54 × 150 = 8,100 Rs.

Cost price is ₹ 300 and Loss per day would be ₹ 8,100 .

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Answered by chanchal6575
2

Step-by-step explanation:

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