Math, asked by sonukharat2109, 2 months ago

Shopkeeper bought two tables for Rs. 1500 each. If he sold one at a profit of x% and another at a loss of 20 %, then in the whole transaction, there is no profit or loss. Find the value of ‘x’.

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Answered by santoshkumar6620
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Answer:

Selling price of each table = Rs 1500

First table he made 20% profit, so cost price = 100/120 *1500 = Rs 1250

Second table he lost 20% , so cost price = 100/80 *1500 = Rs 1875

Total cost = 1250 +1875 = Rs 3125

Total sale = 1500 +1500 = Rs3000

Loss =125

Loss % = 125/3125 *100 = 4% LOSS 

Answered by madeducators1
1

Given:

Shopkeeper bought two tables for Rs. 1500 each. he sold one at a profit of x% and another at a loss of 20 %.

To Find:

the value of ‘x’?

Step-by-step explanation:

cost price of each table = Rs 1500

First table he made profit of x%

Thus selling price will be = 1500+15x

Second table he made loss of 20%

Thus , seliing price of one table ,S.P= 1500-300=1200

NOW

Total C.P=3000

Total S.P= 1200+1500+15x=2700+15x

since now there is no profit and loss hence

     2700+15x=3000

           x=20

hence value of x is 20%

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