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. By selling a handbag for 850, the shopkeeper makes a loss of 15%. If he increases the selling price by 20%
find his gain or loss per cent.​

Answers

Answered by Ridvisha
60

SOLUTION :-

GIVEN-

• selling price (S.P. ) = Rs. 850

• loss = 15%

cost price (C.P. ) = s.p *100 / ( 100- loss%)

➡ C.P. = 850*100 / ( 100-15)

➡ C.P. = 850*100 / 85

➡ C.P. = Rs. 10*100

➡ C.P. = Rs. 1000

now, the shopkeeper increases the selling price by 20%....

New selling price (S.P.) = 850 + 850*20/100

➡ S.P. = 850 + (85*2)

➡ S.P. = 850 + 170

➡ S.P. = Rs. 1020

since, new selling price is more than the cost price...

therefore, the shopkeeper gains profit

▪ Profit = Selling Price- Cost price

➡ Profit = Rs. 1020 - Rs.1000

➡ Profit = Rs. 20

Now,

☆ Profit % = ( profit/ C.P.) * 100

➡ Profit % = (20/1000) * 100

➡ Profit % = 2%

Answered by llAngelicQueenll
4

SOLUTION :-

▪ GIVEN-

• selling price (S.P. ) = Rs. 850

• loss = 15%

cost price (C.P. ) = s.p *100 / ( 100- loss%)

➡ C.P. = 850*100 / ( 100-15)

➡ C.P. = 850*100 / 85

➡ C.P. = Rs. 10*100

➡ C.P. = Rs. 1000

now, the shopkeeper increases the selling price by 20%....

New selling price (S.P.) = 850 + 850*20/100

➡ S.P. = 850 + (85*2)

➡ S.P. = 850 + 170

➡ S.P. = Rs. 1020

since, new selling price is more than the cost price...

therefore, the shopkeeper gains profit

▪ Profit = Selling Price- Cost price

➡ Profit = Rs. 1020 - Rs.1000

➡ Profit = Rs. 20

Now,

☆ Profit % = ( profit/ C.P.) * 100

➡ Profit % = (20/1000) * 100

➡ Profit % = 2%

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