Math, asked by thurglaanil, 17 days ago

an article is sold for rs.11560 at a loss of rs.1450.find the cost price of the article​

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Answered by kaursumeet693
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Answer:

Let’s say the cost price of your article is X

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost price

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = X

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost price

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = X

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + Loss

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount Y

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + Y

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y170 = 2Y

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y170 = 2YY = 85

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y170 = 2YY = 85So the cost price = 1365

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y170 = 2YY = 85So the cost price = 1365Selling for 1450 made 85 profit, selling for 1280 made 85 loss.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Let’s say the cost price of your article is X

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost price

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = X

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost price

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = X

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + Loss

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount Y

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + Y

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y170 = 2Y

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y170 = 2YY = 85

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y170 = 2YY = 85So the cost price = 1365

Let’s say the cost price of your article is XSelling price - Profit = Cost priceSo 1450 - Profit = XSelling price + Loss = Cost priceSo 1280 + Loss = XBoth of these equations give us the following scenario:1450 - Profit = 1280 + LossIf profit amount = loss amount, let’s call this amount YSo 1450 - Y = 1280 + YTherefore 1450 - 1280 = Y + Y170 = 2YY = 85So the cost price = 1365Selling for 1450 made 85 profit, selling for 1280 made 85 loss.

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