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The cost of a flower case is Rs. 160, if the shopkeeper sells it at a a loss of 20% then find its selling price.​

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Answered by Anonymous
101

Given :

  1. The cost of a flower case is ₹160
  2. Shopkeeper sells it at a loss of 20%

To Find :

Selling price of flower case

Solution :

Cost price, C.P = ₹160

Selling price , S.P = ?

According to the question:

Shopkeeper sell at a loss of 20%

Thus , Loss percentage=20%

we know that ;

\bf{Loss\:Percentage=\dfrac{Loss}{C.P}\times100\%}

\sf\implies\:20=\dfrac{Loss}{160}\times100

\sf\implies\:Loss=\dfrac{20\times160}{100}

\sf\implies\:Loss=2\times16

\sf\implies\:Loss=32

Loss = CP - SP

32 =160 - SP

SP = 128

Therefore, Selling price of Flower case is ₹128

Answered by BrainlyZendhya
14

We have given that The cost of a flower case is Rs. 160 and the shopkeeper sells it at a loss of 20 %.

We know that, we have been given only Loss % which is 20 %, and so, Firstly Let's find the Loss %.

Formula to find Loss Percentage,

{\boxed{\bullet\:{Loss\:Percent\:=\:{\dfrac{Loss}{Cost\:Price}}\:\times\:100}}}

Substituting values in Formula, we get,

\sf\implies{Loss\:Percent\:=\:{\dfrac{Loss}{Cost\:Price}}\:\times\:100}

\sf\implies{20\:=\:{\dfrac{Loss}{160}}\:\times\:100}

\sf\implies{Loss\:=\:{\dfrac{20\:\times\:160}{100}}}

\sf\implies{Loss\:=\:{\dfrac{3200}{100}}}

\sf\implies{Loss\:=\:{\cancel{{\dfrac{3200}{100}}}}}

\sf\implies{Loss\:=\:32}

As we found the Loss amount, let's find the selling price by using Loss Formula and substituting value.

Formula to find Loss,

{\boxed{\bullet\:{Loss\:=\:Cost\:Price\:-\:Selling\:Price}}}

Substituting value in Formula, we get,

\sf\implies{Loss\:=\:Cost\:Price\:-\:Selling\:Price}

\sf\implies{32\:=\:160\:-\:Selling\:Price}

\sf\implies{Selling\:Price\:=\:160\:-32}

\sf\implies{Selling\:Price\:=\:128}

Hence, The selling price of the flower case is ₹128.

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