Math, asked by RishitaSurve, 1 year ago

Jasleen marks her goods at 30% above the cost price and allows a discount of 25% on the marked price find her gain or loss percent.

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Answered by indusinghkancha
1

Let the CP=
:.MRP=130
Now Discount=25%
:.Eqⁿ=130-130×25/
=130-32.5
=97.5
:.Loss=-97.5
=2.5
:.Loss%=Loss/CP×
=2.5/×
=2.5%Loss
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Answered by siddhartharao77
5

Let the cost price be 100.


Given that he marks her goods at 30% above the cost price.


Marked price = 100 + 30% of 100


= 100 + (30/100) * 100


= 100 + 30


= 130.



Given that he allows a discount of 25% on the marked price.


= > 25% of 130


= > (25/100) * 130


= > 32.5.



We know that selling price = marked price - Discount


= 130 - 32.5


= 97.5



Here, cost price > selling price. So loss has occurred.


Now,


We know that Loss = cost price - selling price


= 100 - 97.5


= 2.5



Loss % = (Loss/cost price) * 100


= (2.5/100) * 100


= 2.5.





Therefore, the loss % = 2.5.




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