Math, asked by Tigress13, 3 months ago

By selling a saree for rupees 2000,the shopkeeper made a profit of 20%What was the CP of saree.​

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Answered by AnasUmayer
2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let,

the cost price is 100 rupees

the selling price is 120 rupees

Now,

If the selling price is 120 rupees, Cost price is 100 rupees

If the selling price is   1    rupees, Cost price is \frac{100}{120} or \frac{5}{6} rupees

If the selling price is 2000 rupees, Cost price is \frac{5X2000}{6} rupees

                                                                              =  1666.667 (Approx.)

Ans: 1666.7 rupees (Approx.)

[N.B] Be sure to write (Approx.) or you will get a zero.

Answered by Eutuxia
3

Answer :

1666.67

Given :

Selling price = Rs. 2000

Profit = 20%

To find :

Cost price

Solution :

Selling price = Rs. 2000

Profit = 20%

\sf \: Cost \: price = \dfrac{100 + Profit}{100}   \times s.p

 \sf \: Cost  \: price =  \dfrac{100 + 20}{100}  \times 2000

 \sf \: Cost  \: price =  \dfrac{120}{100}  \times 2000

\sf \: Cost \: price  =  \dfrac{200000}{120}

Hence, the cost price of the Saree is Rs. 1666.67

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\sf \: Cost \: price = \dfrac{100 + Profit}{100}   \times s.p

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