Priti allows 8% discount on the marked price of the suits and still makes a profit of 15%.If her gain over the sale of the suit is ₹156, find the marked price of the suit.
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Hi ,
Let the cost price of the suit = Rs x
gain ( g ) = 15% ,
gain = Rs 156
15% of x = 156
( 15/100 ) × x = 156
x = ( 156 × 100 )/15
x = Rs 1040
Selling price of the suit = x + gain
s.p = Rs 1040 + Rs 156
s.p = 1196
Now ,
Let the marked price = Rs y
Discount ( d ) = 8%
y × ( 100 - d )/100 = s.p
y × ( 100 - 8 )/100 = 1196
y × 92/100 = 1196
y = ( 1196 × 100 )/92
y = Rs 1300
Therefore ,
Required marked price of the
suit = y = Rs 1300
I hope this helps you.
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Let the cost price of the suit = Rs x
gain ( g ) = 15% ,
gain = Rs 156
15% of x = 156
( 15/100 ) × x = 156
x = ( 156 × 100 )/15
x = Rs 1040
Selling price of the suit = x + gain
s.p = Rs 1040 + Rs 156
s.p = 1196
Now ,
Let the marked price = Rs y
Discount ( d ) = 8%
y × ( 100 - d )/100 = s.p
y × ( 100 - 8 )/100 = 1196
y × 92/100 = 1196
y = ( 1196 × 100 )/92
y = Rs 1300
Therefore ,
Required marked price of the
suit = y = Rs 1300
I hope this helps you.
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Answer:
Marked Price of a suit = Rs. 1300
Step-by-step explanation:
Discount on the marked price = 8%
Profit earned by Preeti = 15%
Gain over the sale of a suit = Rs. 156
We know that,
Profit% = Gain/C.P. × 100
⇒ 15 = 156/C.P. × 100
⇒ Cost Price = Rs. 1040
Now, S.P. = C.P. × (100 + Profit)/100
⇒ S.P. = 1040 × (115)/100
⇒ Selling Price = Rs. 1196
Now, Selling Price = Marked Price(1 - Discount%)
⇒ 1196 = x · (1 - 8%)
⇒ x = 1300
Therefore, Marked Price of a suit = Rs. 1300
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