Math, asked by kkyramishra4, 14 hours ago

Mariam bought two fans for Rs 3605. She sold one at a profit of 15% and the

other at a loss of 9%. If Mariam obtained the same amount for each fan, find the

cost price of each fan.​

Answers

Answered by namitavij29
2

Answer:

420

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that the S.P is same for both the fans.  

Let C.P of the first fan be Rs. x

∴C.P of the second fan =Rs. (3605−x)  

Profit on the first fan =15%  

Loss on the second fan =9%  

For the first fan,

S.P=C.P(  

100

100+Gain%

)

=x(  

100

115

)

=  

20

23x

 

For the second fan, S.P=C.P(  

100

100−Loss%

)

=(3605−x)(  

100

91

)

Since S.P of both the fans is the same,

∴  

20

23x

=(3605−x)(  

100

91

)

⇒2300x=91(72100−20x)

⇒2300x=6561100−1820x

⇒4120x=6561100

⇒x=Rs. 1592.50

Thus, C.P of the first fan is Rs. 1592.50 .

C.P of the second fan =Rs. (3605−1592.50)=Rs. 2012.50

difference between the cost price of first and second fan =2012.50−1592.50=Rs420

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