Math, asked by harshnaveen5678, 4 months ago

The cost of an object is increased by 12% and the current cost is is rupees 896 what is the original cost

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Answered by johnkuttypp060
6

Answer:

Let x be the original cost

x + 12/100 x = 896

112/100 x = 896

112 x = 896*100

x = 89600/112

x = 800

Therefore, tbe original cost of the object is rupees 800.

Answered by anjanakurup728
10

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Given:

Cost of an object increased by 12% and current cost is Rs 896

To find:

Original cost = ?

Method to solve:

# We know original price + 12% of original price is Rs 896.

Let us consider the original price as x

 \\  \\ x +  12\% \: of  \: x \:  = 896 \\   \:  \:  \\x +  \dfrac{12}{100}  \times x = 896 \\  \\ x +  \dfrac{12x}{100}  = 896

  \\ \dfrac{100x + 12x}{100}  = 896 \\  \\  \dfrac{112x}{100}  = 896 \\   \\ 112x = 896 \times 100 \\  \\ 112x = 89600 \\

\\ x =  \dfrac{89600}{112}  \\  \\ x =Rs \:  800

Required Answer:

Therefore, the original cost of object is Rs 800

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