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Peter buys 16 chairs at ₹250 per chair and sells 12 of them at ₹275 per chair.he sells the remaining shares at rupees 200 par chair. find his gain or loss percent.​

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Answered by gautamkumar118
89

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost prize of 16 chair = 16×250

= ₹4,000

Selling prize of 12 chair = 12×275

= ₹3300

Selling prize of remaining chair = 4 × 200

= ₹ 800

Acutall selling prize = ₹3300+800

= ₹ 4100

Here, S. P > C. P

So, gain = ₹4100 - 4000

= ₹ 100

. ' . gain % = gain/C. P ×100

= 100/4000 × 100

= 2.5 %

Hence, gain per cent is 2.5 %.

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Answered by 14010077attapurdsehy
25

Answer:

Gain% = 25%

Step-by-step explanation:

Cost prize of 16 chair = 16×250

= ₹4,000

Selling prize of 12 chair = 12×275

= ₹3300

Selling prize of remaining chair = 4 × 200

= ₹ 800

Actual selling  prize = ₹3300+800

= ₹ 4100

Here, S. P > C. P

So, gain = ₹4100 - 4000

= ₹ 100

so, gain % = gain/C. P ×100

= 100/4000 × 100

= 2.5 %

Hence, gain% = 2.5 %.

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