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cost price of article A is doubled then that of article B and shopkeeper mark up both the article 47% more than the cost price at the time of sale shopkeeper gave Rs.59 discount and earn 13 percentage profit on total .find the cost price of the article A​

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Answered by EkkasjotSingh1
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Answer:

let the cost price of article B be denoted as xx

then that of article A is 2x2x

If shopkeeper marks up both the articles 20% more than the cost price, then the marked price of A is;

\frac{100+20}{100}*2x=2.4x

100

100+20

∗2x=2.4x

and that of B is

\frac{100+20}{100}*x=1.2x

100

100+20

∗x=1.2x

The total price of A and B is;

2.4x+1.2x=3.6x2.4x+1.2x=3.6x

The total cost of A and B is

x+2x=3xx+2x=3x

when the shopkeeper gave Rs. 9 discount on the total , he/she sold at

3.6x-9

If this amount is equal to 117% of the cost price, then, the cost price can be computed as;

if 117%= 3.6x-9

100%=??

\begin{gathered}cost=\frac{3.6x-9}{117} *100\\=\frac{3.6x-9}{1.17}\end{gathered}

cost=

117

3.6x−9

∗100

=

1.17

3.6x−9

Equating this to the initial cost price we get;

\begin{gathered}3x=\frac{3.6x-9}{1.17}\\3.51x=3.6x-9\\3.6x-3.51x=9\\0.09x=9\\x=100\end{gathered}

3x=

1.17

3.6x−9

3.51x=3.6x−9

3.6x−3.51x=9

0.09x=9

x=100

Cost price of article A is 2x= 2*100= Rs 200

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