Math, asked by brainz6741, 5 months ago

Darmesh sold a DVD player for 2800rs at a gain of 12%. For how much did he buy it?​

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Answered by jumemur
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Answer:

SP of d.v.d. player=2800

gain=12%

let Cp=X

so 12%ofX=12X/100

Sp=cp+gain

2800=X+12X/100

2800=112X/100

280000=112X

X=280000/112

X=2500

hence,Darmesh buy the d.v.d. at Rs 2500......

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Answered by TalentedLady
6

\LARGE\sf {\underline{\underline\green{Required \:  Answer:-}}}

Method 1:- (Using Proportion)

 \sf{Gain \%=12\%}

 \sf{SP=2800rs}

 \sf{ \rightarrow \: So,  \: if \:  CP  \: is \:  100rs,  \: then  \: SP \:  is  \: 112rs.}

 \sf{ \rightarrow{}When  \: SP=2800, \: let  \: it's \:  CP \:  be  \: 'x'  \: rs.}

 \boxed{  \large\sf{CP  \: and  \: SP \:  are  \: directly  \: proportional.}}

 \sf{{Thus,  \:  \boxed{ \large\sf{ratio \:  of \:  CP=ratio \:  of  \: SP}}}}

 \sf{x:100 = 2800 :112}

 \sf{ \dfrac{x}{100} =  \dfrac{2800}{112}}

 \sf{\therefore{112 \times x = 100 \times 2800}}

 \sf{So, \: x =  \dfrac{100 \times 2800}{112}  = 2500rs.}

  \sf{Hence, \boxed{ \boxed{  \large{}\sf{CP=2500rs.}}}}

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Method 2:- (Unitary method)

 \sf{SP=2800}

 \sf{Gain=12\%}

 \sf{If  \: CP \:  is  \: 100, then \:  profit \:  is  \: 12.}

 \sf{SP=100+12=112}

 \sf{So,  \: When  \: SP  \: in  \: 112rs,  \: then \:  CP  \: is \:  100rs.}

 \sf{ \implies{ \therefore{When \:  SP \:  is \:  1  \: then  \: CP  \: is \:  \dfrac{100}{112} }}}

 \sf{ \implies{Thus, \:  when  \: SP  \: is  \: 2800rs,  \: then \:  CP \:  is \:  \dfrac{100}{112}  \times 2800}} = 2500rs.

 \sf \large{Hence,  \boxed{\sf{ \boxed{ \sf{CP = 2500rs.}}}}}

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