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The difference between two selling prices of a T-shirt with profits of 4 percent and 5 percent respectively is rupees 6. Find : (i) C.P. of the T-shirt (ii) S.P. of each T-shirt.​

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Answered by alanmusic2007
4

Answer:

cost of T shirt is Rs: 600

Step-by-step explanation:

The difference in two selling prices of t-shirt is due to different profits of the t-shirts

The selling price of t-shirt with 4% profit is

CP +4× CP/100 = 104CP/100

The selling price of t-shirt with 5% profit is

CP+ 5×CP/100 = 105CP/100

Difference is Rs 6

CP/100 = 6 CP = 600

Cost price of T-shirt is 600

Answered by Starrex
5

Giνєи —

  • The difference between two selling prices of a T-shirt with profits of 4 percent and 5 percent respectively is rupees 6.

Tσ Fiиd —

  • i) C.P. of the T-shirt
  • (ii) S.P. of each T-shirt.

Sσℓυтiσи –

✪ Let the C.P of both the shirts be Rs. x

➙ C.P = Rs. x

✪ We know that :

\qquad\bigstar{\boxed{\pmb{\mathfrak{Profit\% = \dfrac{Profit}{CP}\times 100}}}}

\qquad\bigstar{\boxed{\pmb{\mathfrak{S.P = C.P+ Profit }}}}

For shirt 1 (Profit is 4%) :

\sf{\implies Profit\%=\dfrac{ Profit}{C.P}\times 100}

\sf{\implies Profit  = \dfrac{Profit\%}{100}\times C.P}

\sf{\implies  Profit =\dfrac{4}{100}\times C.P}

\sf{\implies  Profit = 0.04 \times x \qquad\qquad\qquad\bigg\lgroup since , C.P = x \bigg\rgroup }

\sf{\implies  Profit = 0.04x}

S.P :

\sf\bold{\implies  S.P = C.P + Profit }

\sf{\implies  S.P = x + 0.04x }

\sf{\implies  S.P = 1.04x}

For shirt 2 ( profit is 5% ) :

\sf{\implies Profit\%=\dfrac{ Profit}{C.P}\times 100}

\sf{\implies Profit  = \dfrac{Profit\%}{100}\times C.P}

\sf{\implies  Profit = \dfrac{5}{100}\times C.P}

\sf{\implies Profit =0.05 \times x }

\sf{\implies Profit = 0.05x }

S.P :

\sf\bold{\implies  S.P = C.P + Profit }

\sf{\implies S.P = x + 0.05x }

\sf{\implies S.P = 1.05x }

It is given that the difference between their S.P is 6 , so :

\sf{\implies 1.05x - 1.04x = 6  }

\sf{\implies  0.01x = 6}

\sf{\implies  x = \dfrac{6}{0.01}}

\sf{\implies x = 6\times 100 }

\sf{\implies x = 600 }

Thus , C.P = Rs. 600

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S.P of shirt 1 :

\sf{\implies  S.P = 1.04x}

\sf{\implies  S.P = 1.04\times  600}

\sf{\implies  S.P = \dfrac{104}{100}\times 600}

\sf{\implies S.P = \cancel{\dfrac{62400}{100}} }

\sf{\implies  S.P = 624}

S.P of shirt 2 :

\sf{\implies  S.P = 1.05x}

\sf{\implies  S.P = 1.05\times 600}

\sf{\implies  S.P = \dfrac{105}{100}\times 600}

\sf{\implies  S.P =\cancel{\dfrac{6300}{100}}}

\sf{\implies  S.P = 630}

Hence , the S.P of shirt 1 and shirt 2 are Rs. 624 and Rs. 630

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