Math, asked by sneha09012006, 2 months ago

(c) Mohan bought an article for * 6000 and spent 1000 for finishing on that article. By mistake, he marked
the article at * 6500 and sold it to a customer. If the rate of GST is 5% on this item. Find
(i) the customer's price.
(ii) Mohan's loss percent ​

Answers

Answered by pronami72
1

Answer:

1) total GST = 5%of 6500

5/100×6500

=₹325

∴Customers price=6500+325

=₹6825

Step-by-step explanation:

2). loss percent=loss/ cp ×100

7×1/7%

Answered by Eutuxia
7

Before, finding the answer. Let's find out how we can find the answer.

  • First, we must add the cost price of the article to the spending price to find the total cost price.
  • Next, we must find the GST amount. To find that, we must use the formula of :

\sf GST = Marked \: Price  \times \dfrac{Percent}{100}

  • Now, to find the customer's price we must add the Marked Price and GST.
  • And to find the Loss Percent, we must use the formula of :

\sf Loss = \dfrac{Loss}{C.P} \times 100

Given :

  • Cost price = Rs. 6000
  • Spent = Rs. 1000
  • Selling Price = Rs. 6500
  • GST = 5%

To find :

  • the customer's price.
  • Mohan's loss percent ​

Solution :

(i) the customer's price :

Total Cost Price = Cost Price + Spending Price

                           = 6000 + 1000

                           = 7000

\sf GST = Marked \: Price  \times \dfrac{Percent}{100}

       \sf = 6500  \times \dfrac{5}{100}

       \sf = \dfrac{32500}{100}

       \sf = 325

Now,

Customer's Price = Marked Price + GST

                             = 6500 + 325

                             = 6825

Hence, Customer's Price is Rs. 6825.

(ii) Mohan's loss percent ​:

Since C.P > S.P. Here it is a loss.

Loss = C.P - S.P

        = 7000 - 6500

        = 500

\sf Loss \: Percent  = \dfrac{Loss}{C.P} \times 100

                  \sf  = \dfrac{500}{7000} \times 100

                   \sf = \dfrac{50000}{7000}

                    \sf  = 7.14 \%

Therefore, Mohan's Loss is of 7.14 %.

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