Math, asked by sanjuktasaho21, 18 days ago

By selling 144 notebooks, kailash lost the SP of 6 notebooks. Find his loss % . He had purchased them for ₹7200, what would have been the SP of one notebook?​

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Answered by sr5621
2

Answer:

By selling 144 notebook Kailash lost lost the SP of 6 notebook find his loss percent. Had he purchased them for Rs. 7200, what would have been S.P of one notebook? Ans: 4% SP= 48.

Answered by ajajit9217
19

Answer:

Loss % is 4 % . Selling price of 1 notebook is Rs.48

Step-by-step explanation:

Let S.P of 1 notebook is Rs.1

Total S.P of 144 notebook= RS.144

S.P of 6 notebooks = Rs.6

∴ Loss = Rs.6

Total C.P =Total S.P +loss

               = 144 + 6

               = Rs.150

Loss percentage = (loss / C.P) × 100

                            = ( 6 / 150 ) × 100

                            = 4 %

Now, if cost price of 144 notebook = Rs. 7200

As we know that,

Selling Price = {1 - ( % loss /100 )} × C.P

Selling price of 144 notebook at 4% loss= { 1 - (4 /100)} × 7200

                                                                  = { 1 - 0.04} ×7200

                                                                  = 0.96 × 7200

                                                                   = RS,6912

Hence, S.P of 1 notebook = 6912 / 144

                                           = Rs.48

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