Math, asked by sourish611, 4 months ago

By selling two transistors for Rs 600 each, a shopkeeper gains 20% on one transistor and loses
20% on other.
Find C.P of each transistor.​

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Answered by makhijakrishna140
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400

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Answered by TheChaгm
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Selling \: price \: of \: 1st \: transitor =  \: rs \: 600

gain\% = 20\%

celling \: price = Sp \times 100 \div 100 + gain\%

600 \times 100 \div 100 + 20\%

60000 \div 120

cost \: price \: of \: 1st \: transitor = rs \: 500

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selling \: price \: of \: 2nd \: transitor = rs \: 600

loss = 20\%

cost \: price = sp \times 100  \div 100 - loss\%

600 \times 100 \div 100 - 20\%

60000 \div 80

cost \: price \: of \: second \: transitor = rs \: 750

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Important Formulae:-

Profit= S.P-C.P

Loss= C.P-S.P

Profit%= Profit÷C.P×100

Loss%= Loss÷C.P×100

Selling price if loss is given= 100+P%÷100×C.P

Selling price if profit is given= 100-L%÷100×C.P

Cost price of loss is given= 100×S.P÷100+P%

Cost price if profit is given= 100×S.P÷100-L%

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