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A shopkeeper earns a profit of 15% on selling a radio whereas if it sold for rs 360 less he suffers a loss of 15%. What is the cost price of the radio for the shopkeeper?
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Answer:
Cost Price of radio = Rs.1,200/-
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the cost price of the radio be Rs.x
Profit earned = 15%
Selling Price = (1 + 15/100) * x = 1.15x
When sold at Rs.360 less the selling price will be 1.15x - 360
As he incurs a loss of 15% on this transaction, the selling price will be
(1 - 15/100) * x = 0.85x
So 1.15x - 360 = 0.85x
0.3x = 360
x = 1200
MarvelEdge17:
SP = CP + Profit ; Profit = Profit % * CP ; So SP = CP +profit%*CP = CP (1+profit%). Hope you got it.
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Answer:
Rs 1200
Step-by-step explanation:
Find the difference in profit:
Difference in profit = 15% - (-15%) = 30%
Difference in profit = Rs 360
Find 1%:
30% = Rs 360
1% = 360 ÷ 30 = Rs 12
Find 100%
1% = Rs 12
100% = 12 x 100 = Rs 1200
Answer: The cost price is Rs 1200
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