Math, asked by pshabana9728, 5 months ago

Ayushree bought two watches for ₹ 3605. She sold one at a profit of 15% and the other at a loss of 9%. If she obtained the same amount for each watch, find the cost price of each watch.

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Answered by pratyush15899
4

Answer:

Cost price of one watch is = Rs 1592.50

Cost price of second watch is Rs 2012.50

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, cost price of 2 watches is = Rs 3605. Let cost price of 1 watch be = Rs x .

Then ,CP of other watch will be = Rs 3605 – x.

We know that one is a gain and other is a loss.

Selling price of first watch (gain) = x + x×15/100

= x + x×3/20

= (20x+3x)/20

= Rs 23x/20

Selling price of second watch (loss)

= (3605 – x) × 91/100

= Rs (3605×91 – 91x)/100

So now, by equating both we get,

23x/20 = (3605×91 – 91x)/100

23x = (3605×91 – 91x)/5

23x × 5 = 3605×91 – 91x

115x + 91x = 3605×91

206x = 3605×91

x = (3605×91)/206

= 1592.50

∴ Cost price of one watch (x) is = Rs 1592.50

Cost price of second watch (3605 – x) is

(3605 – x) is = 3605 – 1592.50 = Rs 2012.50

Answered by bson
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

sp1 =cp1(1+g%)

=cp1(1+15%) =1.15cp1

sp2 =cp2(1-l%)

=cp2(1-9%)

=0.91cp2

sp1=sp2

1.15cp1 = 0.91cp2

cp1/cp2 = 0.91/1.15 =91/115

cp1 =91x

cp2=115x

cp1+cp2=3605

91x+115x=3605

206x = 3605

x=17.5

cp1=1592.5

cp2=2012.5

hope this helps

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