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Answered by tennetiraj86
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

Satwinder bought two fans for Rs. 3605. She sold one at a profit of 15% and the other at a loss of 9% . Satwinder obtained the same amount for each fan.

To find :-

Find the cost price of each fan ?

Solution :-

Given that

Satwinder bought two fans for Rs. 3605.

Let the cost price of first fan be Rs. X

Then, the cost price of the second fan

= Rs. (3605-X)

The gain percentage on the first fan

= 15%

We know that

Selling Price = [(100+g)×Cost Price]/100

=> Selling Price of the first fan

=> [(100+15)×X]/100

=> (115X)/100

=> 23X/20

The selling Price of the first fan

= Rs. 23X/20

Loss percentage on the second fan = 9%

We know that

Selling Price = [(100-l)×Cost Price]/100

=> Selling Price of the second fan

=> [(100-9)×(3605-X)]/100

=> [91(3605-X)]/100

=> (328055-91X)/100

The selling Price of the second fan

= Rs. (328055-91X)/100

Given that

Satwinder obtained the same amount for each fan.

=> 23X/20 = (328055-91X)/100

On applying cross multiplication then

=> 23X×100 = (328055-91X)×20

=> 2300X = 6561100-1820X

=> 2300X+1820X = 6561100

=> 4120X = 6561100

=> X = 6561100/4120

=> X = 1592.50

The cost price of the first fan

= Rs. 1592.50

The cost of the second fan

=> 3605-1592.50

=> Rs. 2012.50

Answer:-

The cost price of the first fan

= Rs. 1592.50

The cost price of the second fan

= Rs. 2012.50

Used formulae:-

→Selling Price = [(100+g)×Cost Price]/100

→Selling Price = [(100-l)×Cost Price]/100

  • CP = Cost Price
  • l = loss
  • g = gain or profit
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