Math, asked by aninditadas711, 6 months ago

Q. A shopkeeper sold two laptops. The cost price of each laptop was ₹35,600. He sold one at a profit of ₹1,450 and other at a loss of ₹960. Find the selling price of both the laptops.


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Answers

Answered by priyanshu55592
1

Answer:

Let cost price of laptop be Rs. x

∴ Profit =

100

15x

Rs

∴ selling price =Rs(

100

15x

+x)=Rs.

100

115x

New selling price =Rs. (

100

115x

100

115x

×

100

10

)

=Rs.

100

115x

(

100

90

)

=Rs.

1000

1035x

∴ Profit =(

1000

1035x

−x)=Rs.

1000

35x

Now,

1000

35x

=1050

∴ x=30,000

∴ Cost price of Laptop =Rs. 30,000

Answered by sabharish41
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let cost price of laptop be Rs. x

∴ Profit =

100

15x

Rs

∴ selling price =Rs(

100

15x

+x)=Rs.

100

115x

New selling price =Rs. ( 100 -115x100×115x100-10)

=Rs.

100

115x

(

100

90

)

=Rs.

1000

1035x

∴ Profit =(

1000

1035x

−x)=Rs.

1000

35x

Now,

1000

35x

=1050

∴ x=30,000

∴ Cost price of Laptop =Rs. 30,000

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