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The cost price of an article is $50 and the loss is 20 per cent of the cost price. What is the selling price of the article? *

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Answered by prangarasaniya8
2

Answer:

by my choice is 50 + 20 is 70 is the selling price of the article.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by TwilightShine
5

Answer :-

  • The selling price of the article is $40.

To find :-

  • The selling price of the article.

Solution :-

  • Before finding the selling price of the article, let's find the loss!

Given that :-

  • The cost price is $50.
  • The loss is 20% of the cost price.

Hence :-

  • To find the loss, we have to find 20% of the cost price ($50)

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 \longmapsto \tt20\% \: of \: 50

  \longmapsto\tt\dfrac{20}{100}  \times 50

Cutting off the zeroes,

 \longmapsto\tt \dfrac{2}{1}  \times 5

 \longmapsto\tt2 \times 5

 \longmapsto\tt10

 \\

Thus :-

  • The loss suffered on the article is $10.

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  • Now, let's find the selling price of the article!

We know that :-

 \underline{  \boxed{\sf SP = CP - Loss}}

Where,

  • SP = Selling price.
  • CP = Cost price.

Here,

  • Cost price = $50.
  • Loss = $10.

Therefore,

 \bf SP = 50 - 10

 \bf SP = 40

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Hence :-

  • The selling price of the article is $40.

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