Math, asked by Ritikasingh8989, 11 months ago

Find s.p when c.p=rs435 nd loss 16 percent

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Answered by Sauron
13

Answer :-

The Selling Price is Rs.365.4

Explanation :-

Given :

The Cost Price = Rs.435

Loss % = 16%

To find :

The Selling Price.

Solution :

\star As we know :-

{\boxed{\sf\:{SP =  \frac{(100  - loss\%)} {100}  \times CP}}}

\sf{\implies} \dfrac{100 - 16}{100}  \times 435

\sf{\implies} \dfrac{84}{100}  \times 435

\sf{\implies} \dfrac{36540}{100}

\sf{\implies}365.4

\therefore The Selling Price is Rs.365.4

Verification :-

As know the Selling Price, by solving for Loss% we can verify it.

Loss % =

{\boxed{\sf\:{Loss\% =  \frac{CP - SP}{CP} \times 100}}}

\sf{\implies} \dfrac{435 - 365.4}{435}  \times 100

\sf{\implies} \dfrac{69.6}{435}  \times 100

\sf{\implies} \dfrac{6960}{435}

\sf{\implies}16

Loss % = 16%

\therefore The Selling Price is Rs.365.4


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Answered by Anonymous
12

\huge\bold{ANSWER:-}

Here,

Cost Price (C.P) = Rs 435

Loss%= 16%

Step by step Explanation:-

As we know the formula to calculate Selling Price (S.P) when loss% and C.P is given

S.P =  \frac{(100 - loss\%)}{100}   \times C.P \:

 =  \frac{100 - 16}{100}  \times 435

 =  \frac{84}{100}  \times 435

 =  \frac{36540}{100}

 = Rs \: 365.4

Therefore,

As we know that there is loss, therefore the S.P would be lesser than the C.P

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