Math, asked by lokeshzx, 1 year ago

arman sold an article offering a discount of 15% and earning a profit of 25.5% . what would have been the percentage of profit earned if no discount was offered.

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Answered by shubhamjoshi033
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Answer:

Arman would have made a profit of 47.66% if there was no discount.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the original selling price be Rs 100

After discount of 15 % selling price = 100 - 15 = 85

After selling the article at Rs 85 he made a profit of 25.5%

Let the cost price of the article be x, hence

x + 25.5% of x = 85

=> x + 25.5x/100 = 85

=> 125.5x/100 = 85

=> x = 8500/125.5 = 67.72 Rs

If there was no discount, then he would have sold it to Rs 100

=> profit = 100 - 67.72 = 32.28

Hence % of profit = (32.28/67.72) x 100

= 47.66%

Hence Arman would have made a profit of 47.66% if there was no discount.

Answered by TooFree
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Answer:

47.6%


Step-by-step explanation:

Let the cost price be x


Find the price with profit:

Profit = 25.5% of x . = 0.255x

Price with profit = x + 0.255x = 1.255x


Find the price before discount:

Discount = 15%

Price after discount = 100 - 15 = 85%

85% = 1.255x

100% = 1.255x/85 x 100 = 1.476x


Find the profit:

Profit = 1.476x - x = 0.476x


Find the profit percentage:

Profit Percentage = ( 0.476x ÷ x ) x 100 = 47.6%


Answer: The profit earned would be 47.6%

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