Math, asked by RITUPORNA4737, 8 months ago

ITC sells one product at a profit of 20% another at a loss of 20% at the same selling price. What is the loss incurred by ITC?

A) 1% B) 2% C) 4% D) 0%

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Answered by mddilshad11ab
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\sf\large\underline{Let:}

\tt{\implies The\: selling\: price\:of\: the\:product=100}

\sf\large\underline{To\: Find:}

\tt{\implies Loss\: incurred\:by\:ITC=?}

\sf\large\underline{Given\:in\:the\: Question:}

\tt{\implies Profit\:on\:1st\: product=20\%}

\tt{\implies Loss\:on\:2nd\: product=20\%}

  • Now calculate the cost price of each product separately than calculate total selling price and cost price of the product and at last calculate loss%]

\sf\large\underline{Formula\: used:}

\tt{\implies CP=\dfrac{100}{100+G\%}\times\:SP}

\tt{\implies CP\:_{(product\:1st)}=\dfrac{100}{100+20}\times\:100}

\tt{\implies CP\:_{(product\:1st)}=\dfrac{100}{120}\times\:100}

\tt\red{\implies CP\:_{(product\:1st)}=\dfrac{1000}{12}}

\tt{\implies CP\:_{(product\:2nd)}=\dfrac{100}{100-L\%}\times\:SP}

\tt{\implies CP\:_{(product\:2nd)}=\dfrac{100}{100-20}\times\:100}

\tt{\implies CP\:_{(product\:2nd)}=\dfrac{100}{80}\times\:100}

\tt\green{\implies CP\:_{(product\:2nd)}=\dfrac{1000}{8}}

  • Now calculate total CP and SP ,here]

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(CP)}=CP\:_{1st}+CP\:_{(2nd)}}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(CP)}=\dfrac{1000}{12}+\dfrac{1000}{8}}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(CP)}=\dfrac{2000+3000}{24}}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(CP)}=\dfrac{5000}{24}}

\tt\purple{\implies Total\:_{(CP)}=\dfrac{625}{3}}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(SP)}=SP\:_{1st}+SP\:_{(2nd)}}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(SP)}=100+100}

\tt\orange{\implies Total\:_{(SP)}=200}

  • Now calculate total loss , here]

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(Loss)}=Total\:_{(CP)}-Total\:_{(SP)}}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(Loss)}=\dfrac{625}{3}-200}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(Loss)}=\dfrac{625-600}{3}}

\tt\green{\implies Total\:_{(Loss)}=\dfrac{25}{3}}

  • For final answer calculate loss%]

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(Loss\%)}=\dfrac{100\times\:Loss}{CP}}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(Loss\%)}=\dfrac{100\times\:25/3}{625/3}}

\tt{\implies Total\:_{(Loss\%)}=\dfrac{100}{25}}

\tt\blue{\implies Total\:_{(Loss\%)}=4\%}

\sf\large{Hence,}

\bf\purple{\implies Loss\: incurred\:by\:ITC=4\%}

\tt{\underbrace{ANSWER:-OPTION-(C)}}

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