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the price of an article has been reduced by 10% by how much per cent must the new price be increased to retain the original price ??​

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Answered by sreekarreddy91
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Answer:

11.11% must the new price be increased to retain the original price.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given :-

The price of an article has been reduced by 10% .

To find :-

By how much percent must the new price be increased to retain the original price?

Solution :-

Let the original price of an article is 'x'.

The new price of an article is 'y'.

According to question,

The price of an article has been reduced by 10% .

\bf {i.e. \:  x=y-10\% \: \:   \text{of} \:   \: y}

 \bf \: x=y-\frac{10}{100}y

 \bf x=y - 0.1y

 \bf x=0.9y

 \bf y= \frac{10}{9} x

 \bf Total \:  increase \:  is \frac{10}{9}x-\frac{x}{9}=\frac{x}{9}</p><p>

Therefore, Percentage increase is

 \bf P=  \frac{x}{9}  \times  \frac{100}{x} </p><p>

 \bf P= \frac{100}{9} \%

 \bf P=11.11 \%

Therefore, 11.11% must the new price be increased to retain the original price.

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