Math, asked by dwivedishruti4118, 1 year ago

Kamya purchased an item of Rs. 46,000 and sold it at loss of 12 per cent. With that amount she purchased another item and sold it at a gain of 12 per cent. What was her overall gain/loss?
A) Loss of Rs 662.40
B) Profit of Rs 662.40
C) Loss of Rs 642.80
D) Profit Rs 642.80
E) None of these

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Answered by veerukhugar
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Hey mate here we go

kamya \: purchased \: an \: item \: of \: rps \: 46000 \\ sold \: it \: for \: loss \: of \: 12\% \\ i.e \: 46000   -  ( \frac{12}{100} ) \times 46000  \\ = 46000  - 5520  \\  = 40480rps \\ next \: in \: that \: amount \: she \: purchased \: an \: item \: with \: 12\% \: profite \\ i.e \: 40480 + ( \frac{12}{100} )40480  \\ = 40480 + 4857.6 \\  = 45337.6 \: rps \\ so \: nw \: by \: this \: we \: can \: her \: original \: amount \: is \: 46000 \: and \: at \: last \: she \: had \: 45337.6 \\  \: now \:  \\  = 46000 - 45337.6  \\ = 662.40 \: rps \: is \: in \: loss \\ your \: option \: number \: is \: a \\ i \: hope \: this \: will \: helped \: u \\ mark \: me \: as \: brainliest

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