Math, asked by azar9005, 1 year ago

Manohar purchased two hand bags for rs.1500 each. He sold these bags gining 8% on one and loosing 4% on the other. Find his gain or loss percent on the whole transaction.

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Answered by lokendra99
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case 1. cost price of two hand bags = 1500

= profit = 8%

= let selling price = x

=1500×108/100 =x

= ×=1620

case 2. cost price of two hand bags = 1500

=loss = 4%

= let selling price = x

=1500×96/100= ×

×=1530

total cost price = 1500+1500=3000

total selling price = 1620+1530 =3150

3150 - 3000= 150

profit % = p/c.p×100

p % = 150/3000×100

p % = 5%

Answered by bg1234
1

Answer:

Gain = 1 %

Step-by-step explanation:

Total cost price = 1500

The cost price of each bag = 1500/2 =  ₹750

C.P. of first handbag = ₹750

Gain% = 6

Selling Price = CP(100+Gain%) / 100

       = 750(100+6) / 100

       = 750(106) / 100

S.P. = ₹795

C.P. of second handbag = ₹750

Loss% = 4

S.P.   = CP(100-Loss%) / 100

        = 750(100-4) / 100

        = 750(96) / 100

  S.P.= ₹720.

Total S.P. = ₹795 + ₹720 = ₹1515

As, S.P. > C.P.

So,Profit = S.P. - C.P.

              = ₹1515 - ₹1500

    Profit = ₹15

Profit % = Profit / C.P. × 100

             = 15 / 1500 × 100

Profit     = 1%

  • Selling price: The rate or cost at which the items or articles are sold.
  • Cost price: The rate or cost at which the items or articles are purchased.
  • Profit: When S.P. is greater than C.P., we get profit.
  • Loss: When C.P. is greater than S.P., then we suffer a loss.
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