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Answered by VishnuPriya2801
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Correct Question:-

Two goats were bought at the same cost.One was sold at the profit of 8% and the other was sold at the loss of 10%. What is the cost price of each goat, if the actual difference of the selling prices were rupees 180.

Answer:-

Let the CP of each goat be Rs. x.

Given:

Profit on first goat = 8%

loss on second goat = 10%

We know that,

CP × (100 + profit%) / 100 = SP

So,

★ SP of first goat = x * (100 + 8) / 100

⟹ SP of first goat = 108x/100

Also,

CP × (100 - loss%) / 100 = SP

So,

⟹ SP of second goat = x * (100 - 10) / 100

⟹ SP of second goat = 90x/100

Again,

Difference between their SP's = Rs. 180

So,

⟹ 108x/100 - 90x/100 = 180

⟹ (108x - 90x) / 100 = 180

⟹ 18x = 180 × 100

⟹ x = 18000/18

⟹ x = Rs. 1000

The CP of each goat is Rs. 1000.

Answered by Rubellite
80

Appropriαte Question :

Two goats were bought at the same cost.One was sold at the profit of 8% and the other was sold at the loss of 10%. What is the cost price of each goat, if the actual difference of the selling prices were rupees 180.

Required Solution :

Given that,

  • Profit on first goat = 8%
  • loss on second goat = 10%

we have to find the cost price of each goat, if the actual difference of selling prices were ₹180.

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To do so,

  • let's assume that Cost price is x.
  • we need find the Selling price (S.P.) first.

\large{\boxed{\sf{\red{ S.P. = C.P. \times \dfrac{100+profit \%}{100}}}}}

Therefore, SP of the first goat will be

\implies{\sf{ x \times \dfrac{100+8}{100}}}

\implies{\sf{ x \times \dfrac{108}{100}}}

Also,

\large{\boxed{\sf{\red{ S.P. = C.P. \times \dfrac{100-loss \%}{100}}}}}

Therefore, SP of the second goat will be

\implies{\sf{ x \times \dfrac{100-10}{100}}}

\implies{\sf{ \dfrac{90x}{100}}}

Again, the difference between Selling prices is 180.

\implies{\sf{ \dfrac{90x}{100} - \dfrac{180}{100} = 108}}

\implies{\sf{ \dfrac{108x-90x}{100} = 108}}

\implies{\sf{ \dfrac{18x}{100} = 180}}

\implies{\sf{ 18x= 180\times100}}

\implies{\sf{ 18x= 18000}}

\implies{\sf{ x= \dfrac{18000}{18}}}

\large\implies{\boxed{\sf{\orange{1000}}}}

∴ The CP of each goat is Rs. 1000.

And we are done! :D

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