Math, asked by tanya388, 1 year ago

by selling a jacket for rupees 576 A shopkeeper had a loss of 4% what should be his selling price if he wants
gain of 12%

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Answered by TooFree
21

Answer:

Rs 672


Step-by-step explanation:

Selling Price = Rs 576


Find the cost price:

Loss = 4%

Selling Price = 100 - 4 = 96%

96% = Rs 576

1% = 576 รท 96 = Rs 6

100% = 6 x 100 = Rs 600


Find the gain he wants:

Gain = 12% of Rs 600

Gain = 0.12 x 600 = Rs 72


Find the new selling price:

Selling Price = 600 + 72 = Rs 672


Answer: He should sell it at Rs 672

Answered by Swarnimkumar22
18
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by selling a jacket for rupees 576 A shopkeeper had a loss of 4% what should be his selling price if he wants
gain of 12%

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\bold{\underline{explanation-}}According to the question we know that selling price is 576 and loss percent is 4%

Now, selling price is 100 - 4 = 96%

576 = 96%

Percent = 576/96 = 6

= 6 * 100 = 600

now, Gain is 12% of 600

so, gain = 72

S. P = 600 + 72 => 672

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