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Maddy purchased an old scooter for $ 12000 and spent $ 2850 on its overhauling. Then, he sold it to his friend Sam for $ 13860. How much per cent did he gain or lose? ​

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Answered by Anonymous
15

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Cost price of the scooter = $ 12000, overheads = $ 2850.

Total cost price = $ (12000 + 2850) = $ 14850.

Selling price = $ 13860.

Since (SP) < (CP), Maddy makes a loss.

Loss = $ (14850 - 13860) = $ 990.

Loss = [(loss / total CP) × 100] %

= [(990 / 14850) × 100] %

= 6

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Answered by Itzvihitha
8

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost price = 12000

Spent money = 2850

Then Cost price = 12000+2850

Cp = 14850

Sp = 13860

Loss = Cp - Sp

Loss = 14850 - 13860

Loss = 990 Rs

Loss% = loss/cp × 100

= (990/14850)×100

= 6.66%

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