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After allowing discount of 10% on the marked price ,a trader still makes a gain of 17% .By what per cent is the marked price above the cost price ?​

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Answered by avneet2006
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Answer:

Let the marked price be ₹x.

Then, discount allowed = 10%

Selling Price

 = ) \: (1 -  \frac{10}{100})x  \\  = ) \:  \frac{9x}{100}

Now, gain = 17%

Cost Price

 = ) \:  (\frac{100}{117}  \times  \frac{9x}{10}) \\  = ) \:  \frac{10x}{13}

Difference between Marked Price and Cost Price

 = ) \: (x -  \frac{10x}{13} ) \\  = ) \:  \frac{3x}{13}

The Marked Price is above Cost Price by

 = ) \: ( \frac{3x}{13}  \times  \frac{13}{10x}  \times 100) \\  = ) \: 30

Hence, the Marked Price is above Cost Price by 30%.

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