Math, asked by azad2535, 8 months ago

Rohit marks his goods at 40% above the cost price but allows a discount of 5% for
cash payment to his customers. What actual profit does he make, if he receives
1,064 after allowing the discount?​

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Answered by PeepingMoon
42

Answer:

Let, CP of the goods be Rs. x.

Marked Price = Rs.{x + (40% of x)} = Rs. x + 2x/5 = Rs. 7x/5

Discount % = 5%

Discount = 5% of Rs. 7x/5 = Rs.7x/100

SP of goods = Rs 1064

As per question-

Rs. 1064 = Rs. (7x/5 - 7x/100)

=>1064 = (140x - 7x) / 100

=>106400 = 133x

=> x = 106400 / 133 = Rs.800

Profit = SP - CP = Rs. (1064 - 800) = Rs. 264

Actual profit is Rs. 264.

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Hope it helps

Answered by kaushlendragomoh
9

Answer:

Answer:

Let, CP of the goods be Rs. x.

Marked Price = Rs.{x + (40% of x)} = Rs. x + 2x/5 = Rs. 7x/5

Discount % = 5%

Discount = 5% of Rs. 7x/5 = Rs.7x/100

SP of goods = Rs 1064

As per question-

Rs. 1064 = Rs. (7x/5 - 7x/100)

=>1064 = (140x - 7x) / 100

=>106400 = 133x

=> x = 106400 / 133 = Rs.800

Profit = SP - CP = Rs. (1064 - 800) = Rs. 264

Actual profit is Rs. 264.

Step-by-step explanation:

Hope it helps

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