Math, asked by amityadav72, 9 months ago

If an article is sold in 144, then this gain% is equal to the C.P. Find the C.P. of an article.​

Answers

Answered by llɱissMaɠiciaŋll
4

Step-by-step explanation:

According to question,

SP = Rs. 144

CP is equal to percentage of profit

Note: In this type of question go through option.

Option (b) : CP = Rs. 80

Profit % = 80%

SP =80+80 / 100×80

= Rs. 144 (Satisfied)

Answered by manojchauhan21
6

Answer:

Given in the question.

Selling price(S.P)=144

Profit%=Cost price(C.P)

Cost price(C.P)=?

We know that,

P%=

C.P

S.P−C.P

×100

C.P=

C.P

144−C.P

×100

C.P

2

=14400−100C.P

C.P

2

+100C.P−14400=0

C.P

2

+180C.P−80C.P−14400=0

C.P(C.P.+180)−80(C.P+180)=0

(C.P+180)(C.P−80)=0

C.P cannot be negative.

So,

C.P=80

Hence,the cost price of article is Rs 80.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given in the question.

Selling price(S.P)=144

Profit%=Cost price(C.P)

Cost price(C.P)=?

We know that,

P%=

C.P

S.P−C.P

×100

C.P=

C.P

144−C.P

×100

C.P

2

=14400−100C.P

C.P

2

+100C.P−14400=0

C.P

2

+180C.P−80C.P−14400=0

C.P(C.P.+180)−80(C.P+180)=0

(C.P+180)(C.P−80)=0

C.P cannot be negative.

So,

C.P=80

Hence,the cost price of article is Rs 80.

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