on selling a pen for ruppes 48, a shopkeeper loses 20%. In order to gain 20% what should be the selling price
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Hey mate here is your answer : SP =48 rupees
L%=20%
CP=SP ×100/100-L%
CP= 48×100/100-20
CP= 48×100/80
CP = 60 rupees
Shopkeeper wants to gain 20 % and CP = 60 rs
Then SP = CP(100+G%)/100
= 60(100+20)/100
= 60×120/100
SP= 72 rupees
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Answer:
The S. P needs to be rs. 72 to get a gain of 20%
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
S. P (selling price) = rupees. 48
Loss % = 20%
To find C. P (cost price)
C. P = S. P×100 / 100 - LOSS%
C. P = 48 × 100 / 100 - 20
C. P = 4800 / 80
C. P = rs. 60
If shopkeeper needs to gain 20% then,
S. P = C. P (100 + G%) /100
S. P = 60 ( 100 + 20) /100
S. P = 7200/100
S. P = 72 rupees
The shopkeeper needs to set S. P at 72 rupees to get a gain of 20%
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