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Anas sold TV for rupees 15000 making a profit 25% find the cost price of the TV​

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Answered by Sauron
33

\textbf{\underline{\underline{Answer :- }}}

The cost Price of the Television is Rs.12,000

\textbf{\underline{\underline{Explanation :-}}}

Given :

Selling Price of the Television = Rs.15000

Profit % = 25 %

To find :

The cost Price of the Television

Solution :

As we know,

{\boxed{\sf\:{CP =  \frac{100}{(100 + profit\%)} \times SP}}}

\sf{\implies \: CP =  \dfrac{100}{(100 + 25)} \times 15000}

\sf{\implies \: CP =  \dfrac{100}{125} \times 15000}

\sf{\implies \: CP =  \dfrac{1500000}{125} }

\sf{\implies \: CP = 12000}

{\boxed{\bigstar{\sf\:{CP = Rs.12000}}}}

\thereforeThe Cost Price of the Television is Rs.12,000

\textbf{\underline{\underline{Verification :-}}}

As we got the Cost Price and Selling Price, we can verify it by solving for Profit %

{\boxed{\sf\:{Profit\% =  \frac{SP - CP}{CP} \times 100}}}

\sf{\Longrightarrow25\% =  \dfrac{15000 - 12000}{12000} \times 100}

\sf{\Longrightarrow25\% =  \dfrac{3000}{12000} \times 100}

\sf{\Longrightarrow25\% =  \dfrac{300000}{12000}}

\sf{\Longrightarrow25\%  = 25}

{\boxed{\bigstar{\sf\: \: {25\% = 25 \%}}}}

Here, when we placed the value of Cost Price, we got the correct Profit % (25%)

\therefore The cost Price of the Television is Rs.12,000

Answered by HasnainGhanchi
1

Answer:

Answer :-

The cost Price of the Television is Rs.12,000

\textbf{\underline{\underline{Explanation :-}}}

Explanation :-

Given :

Selling Price of the Television = Rs.15000

Profit % = 25 %

To find :

The cost Price of the Television

Solution :

As we know,

{\boxed{\sf\:{CP = \frac{100}{(100 + profit\%)} \times SP}}}

CP=

(100+profit%)

100

×SP

\sf{\implies \: CP = \dfrac{100}{(100 + 25)} \times 15000}⟹CP=

(100+25)

100

×15000

\sf{\implies \: CP = \dfrac{100}{125} \times 15000}⟹CP=

125

100

×15000

\sf{\implies \: CP = \dfrac{1500000}{125} }⟹CP=

125

1500000

\sf{\implies \: CP = 12000}⟹CP=12000

{\boxed{\bigstar{\sf\:{CP = Rs.12000}}}}

★CP=Rs.12000

\therefore∴ The Cost Price of the Television is Rs.12,000

\textbf{\underline{\underline{Verification :-}}}

Verification :-

As we got the Cost Price and Selling Price, we can verify it by solving for Profit %

{\boxed{\sf\:{Profit\% = \frac{SP - CP}{CP} \times 100}}}

Profit%=

CP

SP−CP

×100

\sf{\Longrightarrow25\% = \dfrac{15000 - 12000}{12000} \times 100}⟹25%=

12000

15000−12000

×100

\sf{\Longrightarrow25\% = \dfrac{3000}{12000} \times 100}⟹25%=

12000

3000

×100

\sf{\Longrightarrow25\% = \dfrac{300000}{12000}}⟹25%=

12000

300000

\sf{\Longrightarrow25\% = 25}⟹25%=25

{\boxed{\bigstar{\sf\: \: {25\% = 25 \%}}}}

★25%=25%

Here, when we placed the value of Cost Price, we got the correct Profit % (25%)

\therefore∴ The cost Price of the Television is Rs.12,000

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