Math, asked by petarniamsa, 3 months ago

The price of an article in January was ₹2000. The price was increased by 10% in March and decreased by 5% in December in a year-end sale. Find the price of the article in December?

Answers

Answered by reetagupta514
3

Answer:

Hope it's helpful

Step-by-step explanation:

Consider the problem

Let the original price =Rsx

Price after p% increase =(100+p)% of x

=

100

(100+p)x

New price after p% decrease

=(100−p)%of[

100

(100+p)x

]

=

100

(100−p)

×

100

(100+p)

×x

=

100×100

(100−p)(100+p)

×x=1

Or

x=

(100−p)(100+p)

100×100

=

10000−p

2

10000

Answered by LeafBro
1

Answer:

2090

Step-by-step explanation:

10% of 2000 = 200
so, price in march = 2000 + 200 = 2200
5% of 2200 = 110

so, price in march =  2200 - 110 = 2090

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