Math, asked by karankumarmehta892, 17 days ago

John bought two horses Rs 2000 each. He sold one horse at 15% gain. But he had to sell the second horse at a loss. if he had suffered a loss of Rs 1800 on the whole transaction, find the selling price of the second horse.​

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Profit on first horse = 20,000*15%

15/100 * 20000= Rs. 3000

SP = 23000 

Loss on the second horse = x 

SP= CP-loss

SP= 20000-x 

SP of both = 23000+20000-x

CP of both = 40000 

CP-SP=Loss = 1800 

40000-(43000-x)= 1800

40000-43000+x=1800

-3000+x=1800

x= 4800 

SP= cp-loss

SP= 20000-4800

SP= 15200

He sold second horse for Rs. 15200. 00

Answered by βαbγGυrl
1

Answer:

first horse sold with 15 percent profit

horse 1 =23000

total he bought both horses in 40000

he had lost of 1800 it means

40000 - 1800 = 38200

38200 - 23000 = 15200

second horse price = 15200

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