profit after selling a commodity for Rs.425 is same as loss after selling it for Rs355 What is the cost of the commodity?
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Profit = SP - CP
Loss = CP - SP
Let the CP be CP.
so profit = 425 - CP
and loss = CP - 355
as per the question, these two are equal.
425 - CP = CP - 355
2 CP = 780
CP = 390 answer
Loss = CP - SP
Let the CP be CP.
so profit = 425 - CP
and loss = CP - 355
as per the question, these two are equal.
425 - CP = CP - 355
2 CP = 780
CP = 390 answer
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The cost of the commodity is ₹ 390.
Given:
The profit after selling a commodity for ₹425 is the same as the loss after selling it for ₹355
To Find:
The cost of the commodity.
Solution:
We know that
- Profit = Selling price(SP) - Cost price(CP)
- Loss = Cost price(CP) - Selling price(SP)
Let Z be the cost price.
∴ Profit = SP -Z and Loss = Z - SP
Given that the commodity is profit at a Selling price of ₹ 425 and loss at a Selling price of ₹ 355.
⇒ Profit = 425 - Z
⇒ Loss = Z - 355
By given condition,
Profit = Loss
425 - Z = Z - 355
2Z = 425+355
2Z = 780
Z = 780/2
Z=390.
∴The cost of the commodity is ₹ 390.
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