Math, asked by tarunsajnani18, 9 months ago

Sakshi bought 10 cycles at ₹2000 each . She sold 4 of them at loss of 25% and remaining at profit of 20% .Find the loss/gain % ??? pls teel the step by step answer its urgent pls i will mark u as a brainliest if u will give the answer ...​

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Answered by Truebrainlian9899
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 \large \red{ \underline{ \underline{ \green{ \rm given : }}}}

  • Total numbers of cycles = 10

  • rate of 10 cycles = rs. 2000

  • Numbers of cycles sold in loss = 4

  • loss% on 4 cycles = 25%

 \large \pink{ \underline{ \underline{ \orange{ \rm solution : }}}}

\bigstar remaining cycles = 10 - 4

= \large \red{6 \: cycles}

 \star \:  \:   \rm c.p \: of \: 1 \: cycles = 2000 \times  \large \frac{1}{10}

\therefore c.P of 1 cycle = 200

\rightarrow   \red{ \rm c.p \: of \: 4 \: cycles \:  = 200 \times 4}

= rs. 800

  \blue{\boxed{ \boxed{ \purple{ \rm loss=  \frac{loss\%  \: \times  \: c.p}{100} }}}}

 \implies \large \frac{25\% \times 800}{100}

\implies 25 × 8

loss = rs. 200

 \bigstar \:  \:  \blue{ \rm c.p \: of \: 6 \: cycles = 200 \times 6}

= rs. 1200

  \orange{\boxed{ \boxed{ \red{ \rm profit=  \frac{profit\%  \: \times  \: c.p}{100} }}}}

 \implies  \:  \large \frac{20\% \times 1200}{100}

\implies 20 × 12

= rs. 240

  \large\:  \:  \:  \:  \:   \:  \red{\boxed{ \purple{ \rm profit > loss}}}

\implies Gain of rs. 240

  \pink{\boxed{ \boxed{ \green{ \rm profit\%=  \frac{profit\  \: }{c.p}  \times 100}}}}

 \implies \:  \large \frac{240}{1200}   \small\times 100

 \implies \:   \large\frac{240}{12}

   \blue{\boxed{ \red{ \rm   \therefore \: \: gain\% = 20\% }}}

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