French, asked by Baby0001, 5 months ago

manufacturing price of a TV set is 12000 the company sold it to a dealer at 20% profit and the dealer sells it to a customer at 12.5% profit find the price with the customer has to pay​

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Answered by Fαírү
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\text{Rate\:of\:the\:Tv\:set\:=\:12000Rs}

\text{Profit\:in\:which\:the\:company\:sold\:=\:20\:percent}

\text{Finding\:20\:percent\:of\:12000}

 \frac{20}{100} \times 12000 = 2400 \\ \\ \implies12000 + 2400 = 14400

\text{Profit\:in\:which\:the\:dealer\:Sold.}

 \implies \frac{12.5}{100} \times14400 = 1800 \\ \\ \implies 14400 + 1800 = 16200

\text{The\:customer\:Has\:to\:pay\:16200Rs}

Answered by Anonymous
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\boxed{\bold{\large{Answer:-}}}

\text{Rate\:of\:the\:Tv\:set\:=\:12000Rs}

\text{Profit\:in\:which\:the\:company\:sold\:=\:20\:percent}

\text{Finding\:20\:percent\:of\:12000}

 \frac{20}{100} \times 12000 = 2400 \\ \\ \implies12000 + 2400 = 14400

\text{Profit\:in\:which\:the\:dealer\:Sold.}

 \implies \frac{12.5}{100} \times14400 = 1800 \\ \\ \implies 14400 + 1800 = 16200

\text{The\:customer\:Has\:to\:pay\:16200Rs}

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