Math, asked by amitdadhaniya287, 2 months ago

Rakesh bought a T.V. for Rs. 2650 and spent Rs. 350 on its

repairs. Find his gain percent if he sell the T.V. at Rs. 3300.​

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Answered by divyansh05887
3

Answer:

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GAIN%= 10% is the answer

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Step-by-step explanation:

GIVEN

CP=Rs.2650;

MONEY SPENT ON REPAIRING THE TV=Rs.350

therefore, TOTAL CP=Rs.3000

SP=Rs.3300

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SP>CP

therefore profit...

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Profit= 3300-3000

=300

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GAIN%= (profit/Cp)×100

= (300/3000)×100

= 10% is the answer...

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Answered by TwilightShine
8

Answer :-

  • The gain percent is 10%

Given :-

  • Rakesh bought a TV for Rs 2650 and spent Rs 350 on it's repairs.
  • He sold the TV for Rs 3300.

To find :-

  • His gain percent.

Step-by-step explanation :-

  • Before finding out Rakesh's gain percent, we have to find his gain. And for that, we have to find the total money he spent on the TV before selling it.

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Finding the total cost price :-

Money spent on purchasing the TV = Rs 2650.

Money spent on it's repairs = Rs 350.

Hence, total money spent = 2650 + 350 = Rs 3000.

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Finding the gain :-

We know that :-

\underline{\boxed{\sf Profit = Selling\: Price - Cost \:Price}}

Here,

  • Cost price = Rs 3000.
  • Selling price = Rs 3300.

Hence,

\boxed{\bf Profit = 3300 - 3000}

\overline{\boxed{\bf Profit = Rs \: 300}}

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Finding the gain percent :-

We know that :-

\underline{\boxed{\sf Profit\: \% = \dfrac{Profit}{Cost \: Price} \times 100}}

Here,

  • Profit = Rs 300.
  • Cost price = Rs 3000.

Hence,

\rm Profit \: \% = \dfrac{300}{3000} \times 100

Cutting off the zeroes,

\rm Profit \: \% = \dfrac{30}{3} \times 1

Reducing the numbers,

\rm Profit \: \% = \dfrac{10}{1} \times 1

Now let's multiply the remaining numbers since we can't reduce them anymore.

\rm Profit \: \% = 10 \times 1

Multiplying the numbers,

\overline{\boxed{\rm Profit \: \% = 10\%}}

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