Math, asked by dew19devika, 11 months ago

The cost price of 2 items A and B is
same. The shopkeeper decided to mark the
price 40% more than CP of each item.
A discount of 25% was given on item A
and discount of 20% was given on item B.
Total profit earn on both items was Rs.34.
Quanlity 1: CP of the item A.
Quantity 2: CP of another item which was
sold at 12.5% profit earned on it was Rs. 25.​

Answers

Answered by systemboss
1

Step-by-step explanation:

let, cost price of two item 100 + 100

MP is 40% more than CP

MP = 140

discount of A is 25%

= 140*25/100

= 35

selling price 140 - 35 = 105

discount of B is 20%

= 140*20/100

= 28

selling price = 140 - 28 = 112

total selling price = 105 + 112

= 217

total cost price = 200

profit = 17

total profit earn 34

17 equals to 34

100 equals to 34/17 * 100

= 200

cost price of A = 200

Cost price of B

12.5% equals to 25

100% equals to 25/12.5 * 100

= 200

cost price of B = 200

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