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Two\:computers\:were\: \\purchased\:for\:$1800\:each\\\ One\:was\:sold\:at gain\:of\:5%\\ and\:other\:at\:loss\: \\of\:4%.\:Find\:the\:overall\:gain\:or \\loss %\:in\:the\:whole\:transaction

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Answered by nayanborgohain17
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\huge\maltese\color{red}\underline{Answer↓}

0.5% profit

Explanation:

\huge\color{red}\underline{Given,}

Cost of two computers = $1800 each

Gain at S.P. of one computer = 5%

Loss at S.P. of other computer = 4%

\huge\color{red}\underline{To \:find,}

Overall gain or loss percent.

\huge\color{red}\underline{Procedure,}

First, we need to find the total cost of both the computers altogether.

1800 + 1800 = 3600

Now, we need to find S.P. of both the computers

Let one computer be represented by a and other be b

sp \: of \: computer \: a =  \frac{100 + 5}{100}  \times 1800

 =  \frac{105}{100}  \times 1800

 = \frac{105 \times 1800}{100}

 =  \frac{189000}{100}

 = 1890

So, Selling Price of computer a = $1890

sp \: of \: computer \: b =  \frac{100 - 4}{100}  \times 1800

 =  \frac{96}{100}  \times 1800

 =  \frac{172800}{100}

 =  1728

So, cost of computer b = $1728

Now, we need to find the sum of the S.P.s of both the computers.

1890 +1 728 = 3618

Therefore, total sp = $3618

Since, SP is bigger than CP, therefore, it is obvious that the whole transaction is a profit

Now,

difference = 3618 - 3600 \\  = 18

Therefore, there has been a profit of $18

Finally, we need to find the profit percentage

 \frac{18}{3600}  \times 100\%

 =  \frac{1800}{3600} \%

 =  \frac{1}{2} \%

 \frac{1}{2} \% = 0.5\%

Therefore, the overall profit is 0.5%

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