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by selling a bed sheet for RS 258, a shopkeeper gains 20%. for how much should he sell the bedsheet so that the gain is 40%?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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By selling a bed sheet for Rs 258, a shopkeeper gains 20%. For how much should he sell the bedsheet so that the gain is 40%?

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Given:-

  • Selling Price (S.P) = Rs 258
  • Profit on this S.P = 20%

To find:-

  • The S.P on which the gain is 40%.

Solution:-

We know that,

S.P = C.P + gain

C.P= S.P ×100/100+gain%

C.P = 258×100/100+20

= 258 × 0.084

= 214.9999

= 215

★Now we find that S.P when we earn 40% profit.

40% of C.P

= 215×40/100

= 86

S.P = C.P + gain

= 215 + 86

= 301

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S.P is ₹301.

Answered by Anonymous
7

Answer:

Rs 301

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

  • Selling price of bedsheet is Rs 258
  • Profit gained by selling bedsheet is 20%

To Find:

  • He wants to sell bedsheet at 40% profit, Then what will be the selling price?

Solution: To find Cost Price when Selling Price and Profit% are given we use formula:-

  • C.P ={ S.P x 100/100 + profit%}

\small\implies{\sf } C.P = ( 258 x 100/100+20)

\small\implies{\sf } C.P = 25800/120

\small\implies{\sf } C.P = Rs 215

Now we have to find S.P when we earn 40% profit

Again using this formula

  • C.P = { S.P x 100/100 + profit% )

\small\implies{\sf } 215 = { S.P x 100/100 + 40% }

\small\implies{\sf } 215 = { 100S.P/140 }

\small\implies{\sf } 215 = S.P x 0.714

\small\implies{\sf } 215/0.714 = S.P

\small\implies{\sf } Rs 301 = S.P

Hence, He should sell bed sheet at Rs 301 to gain 40% .

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