By selling an article for rupees 1600 a shopkeeper loses 20% for how much should he sell to gain 20%
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Shopkeeper sells the article for Rs 1600
He loses 20%
Means he sold Rs 100 article for Rs (100-20) = Rs 80
When Rs 1600 is the selling price in 20% loss, the price of the article
= Rs (1600×100)/80
= Rs 2000
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The price of the article = Rs 2000
20% gain means, if an article costs Rs 100, it will be sold in Rs (100+20) = Rs 120.
So, the Shopkeeper should sell the article for
= Rs (2000×120)/100
= Rs 2400 for 20% gain.
⬆HOPE THIS HELPS YOU⬅
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Shopkeeper sells the article for Rs 1600
He loses 20%
Means he sold Rs 100 article for Rs (100-20) = Rs 80
When Rs 1600 is the selling price in 20% loss, the price of the article
= Rs (1600×100)/80
= Rs 2000
●)
The price of the article = Rs 2000
20% gain means, if an article costs Rs 100, it will be sold in Rs (100+20) = Rs 120.
So, the Shopkeeper should sell the article for
= Rs (2000×120)/100
= Rs 2400 for 20% gain.
⬆HOPE THIS HELPS YOU⬅
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Hey,sup!
As per the question,
Selling price=1600Rs.
Loss=20%.
Let the cost price be x.
=>x(1-20/100)=1600
=>80x/100=1600.
=>x=1600/80 × 100.
=> x= 20 × 100.
=>x= 2000Rs.
So,the cost price is 2000Rs.
To gain 20%.
Selling price= 2000(1+20/100).
= 2000 × 120/100.
= 2400Rs.
To gain 20% the article must be sold at 2400Rs.
Hope it helps.
As per the question,
Selling price=1600Rs.
Loss=20%.
Let the cost price be x.
=>x(1-20/100)=1600
=>80x/100=1600.
=>x=1600/80 × 100.
=> x= 20 × 100.
=>x= 2000Rs.
So,the cost price is 2000Rs.
To gain 20%.
Selling price= 2000(1+20/100).
= 2000 × 120/100.
= 2400Rs.
To gain 20% the article must be sold at 2400Rs.
Hope it helps.
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