Math, asked by Simplyshalini888, 1 day ago

K sells book of a gain of 20%. "L" sells it to "M" at the gain of 10% and "M" sells it to "N" at the gain of 12.5%. If N pays Rs.14.58, then what is the selling price of this book for K?

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Answered by silvestineoyugi
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Answer:

11.78

Step-by-step explanation:

buying price is always 100%

N pays 14.58

if 12.5 = 14.58

∴100 will be 12.96 forming the buying price of M from L

IF 110 =  12.96

∴100 =11.78 S.P of K to L

= 11.78

Answered by beingmyself130613
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Answer:

11.78

Step-by-step explanation:

K' sp = L's CP

N's cp = M's Sp

N's Cp(M's Sp) = 14.58

SP= (100+gain %)*CP/ 100

14.58 = (100+12.5/100)* CP

M's CP( L's SP) = 12.96

(L's)CP = (100/100+10)*12.96

= 11.781....

since K's sp is l's cp = 11.78

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