Math, asked by omkarsadanandjadhav, 8 months ago

The cost of a flower vase increased by 12% . If the current cost is Rs 896, what was it's original cost ?​

Answers

Answered by marishthangaraj
17

Given:

The cost of flower vase increased by 12%

The cost after increasing = Rs 896

To find :

The original cost of the flower vase.

Solution:

Let 'x' be the original cost of the flower vase.

Therefore, 12% of its original cost is,

x × \frac{12}{100}

The current cost after increasing by 12% from the original cost is Rs 896,

x + x × \frac{12}{100} = 896

x + x × \frac{3}{25} = 896

\frac{25x+3x}{25} = 896

\frac{28x}{25} = 896

28x = 896 × 25

28x = 22400

x = \frac{22400}{28}

x = 800

Therefore,The original cost of the flower vase is Rs 800

Final answer:

The original cost of the flow vase is Rs 800

Answered by VihaanTheKing104
0

Answer:

800

Step-by-step explanation:

Step 1 of 2

Given:-Cost of flower vase is 12% increased and current cost is Rs896

To Find:- Original cost

Instruction Let the original cost is y. Calculate 12% of y.

Calculation

12100×y=3y25



Step 2 of 2

Instruction Add the 12% increase in the original amount and put the result equal to current cost of vase.

Calculation



y+3y25=896





25y+3y=896×25





28y=22400





y=2240028





y=Rs​800



Final answer

Original cost of vase is Rs 800.

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