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If a plastic chair is being sold at a 35% profit for ₹202.50, at what price had it been bought ​

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Answered by WorstAngeI
5

Given :

  • Selling price of the plastic chair (SP) =Rs 202.50
  • Profit% = 35%

To Find :

  • Price at which the chair had been bought (CP) .

Solution:-

Formula used :

\bigstar{ \boxed{ \tt{ \red{CP =  \dfrac{100}{(100 + profit\%)}  \times SP}}}} \bigstar

Substituting the given values :

 :  \implies{\tt{CP =  \dfrac{100}{(100 + profit\%)}  \times SP}} \\  \\  :  \implies{\tt{CP =  Rs \: \bigg [ \dfrac{100}{(100 + 35)}  \times 202.50 \bigg ]}} \\  \\  :  \implies{\tt{CP =  Rs \: \bigg (\dfrac{100}{135}  \times 202.50 \bigg )}} \\  \\   :  \implies{\tt{CP =  Rs \: \bigg ( \cancel{\dfrac{20250}{135} }\bigg )}} \\  \\  :  \implies{ \boxed{\tt{CP =  Rs \:150}}}

\therefore {\underline {\sf{\pink{Price\: at\: which\: it \:had\: been\: bought\: is\:  Rs \:150.}}}}

Answered by Anonymous
2

\bigstar\sf\pink{Question \::}

If a plastic chair is being sold at a 35% profit for ₹202.50, at what price had it been bought?

\bigstar\sf\pink{Answer \::}

Let CP be x

SP=202.50

SP=Profit+CP

202.50={\sf{\frac{35x}{100}}}+x

202.50={\sf{\frac{135x}{100}}}

202.50× {\sf{\frac{100}{135}}}=x

{\sf{\frac{20250}{100}}}=x

150=x

CP=150

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