Math, asked by umesh050kumar, 7 months ago

Find the selling price of a chair whose cost price is Rs 750 and
gain 14%.​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost \: price \: of \: a \: chair = 750 \: Rs

Gain = 14%

Gain = Selling \: price - Cost \: price

Gain = Selling \: price - 750

\small\boxed{Gain\%=\frac{Gain}{Cost \: price} × 100}

14 = \frac{S.P. - 750}{750} × 100

\frac{14}{100} = \frac{S.P}{750} - 1

\frac{S.P.}{750} = \frac{114}{100}

\frac{S.P.}{750} = \frac{57}{50}

\frac{S.P.}{15} = 57

S.P. = 57 * 15

 Selling \: price = 855 \: rupees

Answered by itscandycrush
15

Answer:

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Find the selling price of a chair whose cost price is Rs 750 and gain 14%.

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  • Cost\ price=Rs.750
  • Profit %=14%

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S.P.=????

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S.P.=\frac{100+14}{100}×750

=\frac{114}{100}×750

=\frac{57}{50}×750

=\frac{57×750}{50}

=57×15

=855 Rs. is answer..

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If there is loss,

Then cp=\frac{sp×100}{100-loss\ percent}

If there is profit,

Then cp=\frac{sp×100}{100+profit\ percent}

If there is loss,

Then sp=\frac{100-loss\ percent}{100}×C.P.

If there is profit,

Then sp=\frac{100+profit\ percent}{100}×C.P.

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