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➥Ramesh sold two articles at rupees 375 each on one he gains 25% and on the other He losses 25% find his gain % or loss percent in the whole transaction​

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Answered by radhasinghtomar1
1

Answer:

We have,

Selling price of two articles is Rs 375 each.

Cost Price of one article at 25% gain :

C.P = (S.P x 100)/(100 + gain)

=(375 x 100)/(100 + 25)

= 37500/125

=300

Cost price of other article at 25% loss :

C.P = (S.P x 100)/(100 - loss)

= (375 x 100)/(100 - 25)

= 37500/75 = 500

Now,

Cost Price of two articles = Rs (300 + 500) = Rs 800

Selling price of two articles = Rs (375 + 375) = Rs 75O

Cost Price > Selling price

Loss = C.P - S.P

= Rs (800 - 750)

= Rs 50

Loss % = (loss × 100)/C.P %

(50 x 100)/800 %

= 5000/800 %

= 6.25%

Answer : The loss percent in the whole transaction = 6.25%

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Answered by Anonymous
15

Article - 1:

  • S.P. (Selling Price) = ₹375
  • Profit% = 25%
  • We have to find C.P. (Cost Price) of the article.

\:

We know that,

\boxed {\mathfrak {\green {C.P. = \dfrac {S.P. \times 100}{100 + P \%}}}}

Now, substitute the values,

\sf {C.P. = \dfrac {375 \times 100}{100 + 25}}

\sf {C.P. = \dfrac {37500}{125}}

\sf {C.P. = \dfrac {\cancel {37500}}{\cancel {125}}}

C.P. = 300

\:

Article - 2:

  • S.P. = ₹375
  • Loss% = 25%
  • We have to find C.P. of the article.

\:

We know that,

\boxed {\mathfrak {\red {C.P. = \dfrac {S.P. \times 100}{100 - L \%}}}}

Now, substitute the values,

\sf {C.P. = \dfrac {375 \times 100}{100 - 25}}

\sf {C.P. = \dfrac {37500}{75}}

\sf {C.P. = \dfrac {\cancel {37500}}{\cancel {75}}}

C.P. = ₹500

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Overall transaction:

Total S.P. of both the articles = ₹375 × 2

= ₹750

Total C.P. of both the articles = ₹(500+300)

= ₹800

Clearly,

₹750 < ₹800

S.P. < C.P.

Therefore, it is a loss.

Loss = C.P. - S.P.

Loss = ₹(800-750)

Loss = ₹50

\:

We know,

\boxed {\mathfrak {\orange {Loss \% = \dfrac {Loss}{C.P. } \times 100 \%}}}

Substitute the values,

\sf {Loss \% = \dfrac {50}{800} \times 100}

Loss% = 6.25%

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Final answer:

Loss% on the overall transaction is of 6.25%.

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