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Plz answer question 12 for 49 pts.....

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

1 % Loss

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say Cost Price of Two Horses were A & B

10 % Profit on A = (10/100)A = 0.1A

Selling Price = A  + 0.1A = 1.1A

1.1A = 20000

=> A = 20000/1.1

10 % Loss on B = (10/100)B = 0.1B

Selling Price = B  - 0.1B = 0.9B

0.9B = 20000

=> B = 20000/0.9

Total Cost Price =  20000/1.1 +  20000/0.9

= 20000 ( 0.9 + 1.1) / (1.1 * 0.9)

= 20000 * 2 / 0.99

= 40000/0.99

Total Selling Price = 20000 + 20000 = 40000

Loss = 40000/0.99  - 40000

= 40000( 1 - 0.99)/0.99

= 40000 (0.01)/0.99

% Loss = 100  * (40000 (0.01)/0.99) / ( 40000/0.99)

= 100 * 0.01

= 1 %

1 % Loss

Cost Price Horse 1 22222.22

Cost Price Horse 2 18181.82

Total Cost Price        40404.04

Loss                        404.04

Loss %                         1

Answered by ItzMagicalWeapon
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