Math, asked by keerthireddy7500, 7 months ago

Problem question:
What is the cost price of a piece of cloth?
Satements:
Selling price is given.
U) Loss percent is given.​

Answers

Answered by amitnrw
10

Cost Price = 100 * Selling Price / ( 100 - Loss percent) if Selling price and Loss percent is given

Given:

Selling Price

Loss Percentage

To Find:

Cost Price

Solution:

Lets Denote

Cost Price = CP

Selling Price = SP

Loss Percent =  L  %

Loss = Loss Percent  of Cost Price

Loss = (L  /100) CP

Selling Price = Cost Price - Loss

SP = CP -  (L  /100) CP

SP = CP ( 100 - L ) CP /100

100SP = CP ( 100 - L )

CP = 100SP/(100 - L )

Cost Price = 100 * Selling Price / ( 100 - Loss percent)

Cost Price = 100 * Selling Price / ( 100 - Loss percent) if Selling price and Loss percent is given

Answered by aman231109
20

Answer:

Cost Price = 100 * Selling Price / ( 100 - Loss percent) if Selling price and Loss percent is given

Given:

Selling Price

Loss Percentage

To Find:

Cost Price

Solution:

Lets Denote

Cost Price = CP

Selling Price = SP

Loss Percent =  L  %

Loss = Loss Percent  of Cost Price

Loss = (L  /100) CP

Selling Price = Cost Price - Loss

SP = CP -  (L  /100) CP

SP = CP ( 100 - L ) CP /100

100SP = CP ( 100 - L )

CP = 100SP/(100 - L )

Cost Price = 100 * Selling Price / ( 100 - Loss percent)

Cost Price = 100 * Selling Price / ( 100 - Loss percent) if Selling price and Loss percent is given

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