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If selling price of 10 pens is equal to the cost price of 14 pens find gain per cent

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Answered by Anonymous
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\mathfrak{Step-By-Step\:Explanation:}

Let the selling price of 10 pens be Rs.x.

So the SP of 1 pen :

\tt{=Rs.\dfrac{x}{10}}

The Cost price of 14 pens = Sp of 10 pens = Rs. x.

So the CP of 1 pen :

\tt{=Rs.\dfrac{x}{14}.}

Selling price of 1 pen is greater than Cost price of 1 pen.

So

\boxed{\bold{Gain=SP-CP}}\\\\\\\tt{Gain=\dfrac{x}{10}-\dfrac{x}{14}}\\\\\\\tt{=\dfrac{7x-5x}{70}}\\\\\\\tt{=\dfrac{2x}{70}=Rs.\dfrac{x}{35}.}\\\\\\\boxed{\bold{Gain\%=\dfrac{Gain\times 100}{CP}}}\\\\\\\tt{=\dfrac{\dfrac{x}{35}\times 100}{\dfrac{x}{14}}}\\\\\\\tt{=40\%.}\\\\\\\boxed{\boxed{\bold{Gain\%=40\%.}}}
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