Math, asked by aditya926794, 5 months ago

Joey purchased two cars for a total of Rs 80 lakhs. Later on, he sold the first car at the rate of 16% profit and the second car at a 32% profit, thereby he gained 20%. What is the selling price of the first car?​

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Answered by BaapJi001
13

In the first case he gains 10%

∴ C. P. of the first car

=

110

100×9900

=Rs.9000

In the second case he loses 10%

∴ C. P. of the second car

=

90

100×9900

=Rs.11000

∴ Total cost of both cars

=9000+11000=Rs.20000

∴ Total S. P. of both cars

=2×9900=Rs.19800

∴ Total loss =20000−19800=Rs.200

∴ % of loss =

20000

200×100

=1%

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Answered by nikisaurus
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Let the cost price of the first car is x and that of the second is y.

so, x+y = 80 Lakh (i)  

Now, there is a 16% profit on the first car and 32% profit on the second car. Also, there is a 20% profit all over.

116% of x + 132% of y = 120% of (x+y)

(116/100)x + (132/100)y = (120/100)(x+y)

29x + 33y = 30x + 30y

x = 3y (ii)

From (i) and (ii)-

y = 20 Lakh

x = 60 Lakh

Hence, SP of the first car = 60×(116/100) = 69.6 Lac  

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