By selling a pair of earrings at a discount of 25% on the marked price, a jeweler makes a profit of 16%. If the profit is ₹96, what is the cost price? What is the marked price and the price at which the pair was eventually bought?
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given,
Earrings are bought at 25% discount
Profit percent of seller = 16%
Gain = Rs 48
So, by using the formula,
Gain% = (gain/CP) × 100
16 = (48/CP) × 100
16/100 = 48/CP
CP = (48×100)/16
= Rs 300
Now, CP = Rs 300 Cost price of the earrings = Rs 300 Profit = Rs 48 Profit = SP – CP SP = Profit + CP = 48 + 300 = 348 Given, additional discount of 25% By using the formula MP = (100 × SP) / (100 – Discount %) = (100 × 348) / (100 – 25) = (100 × 348) / 75 = 34800/75 = Rs 464
∴ Marked Price is Rs 464, CP is 300 and Final selling price is 348.
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