Math, asked by lidhiyaswaroop, 3 days ago

Shine sold two tables at 9900 rupees each. He got 10% profit in one sale and 10% loss in the​

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Answered by inthissam
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Step-by-step explanation:

He got 10% profit and 10% loss also the selling price is same. So shine's total sale result a loss. Substitute x=10 in above formula. Hence, the total sale result in a loss of 1%

Answered by arshgupta4477
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Answer

loss , 0%

loss , 0%Step-by-step explanation:

loss , 0%Step-by-step explanation:1st table :

loss , 0%Step-by-step explanation:1st table :100%-> 9900

loss , 0%Step-by-step explanation:1st table :100%-> 9900110%-> 10890

loss , 0%Step-by-step explanation:1st table :100%-> 9900110%-> 1089010890-9900=990(earned)

2nd table :

2nd table :100%->9900

2nd table :100%->990090%-> 8910

2nd table :100%->990090%-> 89109900-8910=990(lost)

2nd table :100%->990090%-> 89109900-8910=990(lost)990-990=0

2nd table :100%->990090%-> 89109900-8910=990(lost)990-990=0hence the total sale was neither a profit nor loss , 0%

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