Math, asked by vanshitamittal2105, 11 months ago

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There is a 30% increase in the price of an article in
the first year, a 20% decrease in the second year
and a 10% increase in the next year. If the present
price of the article is rs 2,288, then the price of the
article 3 years ago is.
rupees.​

Answers

Answered by aakankshavatsal
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The price of the  article 3 years ago was Rs 2000

Step-by-step explanation:

To simplify the problem, assume that the initial price of the article is Rs 100

A 30 % profit was seen in Year 1.

The price in Year 1 = 100 + 30% of 100

                               = 130

A 20% decrease was noted in Year 2

The price of the item in Year 2 = 130 – 20% of 130

                                                    = 130 – 20/100 * 130

                        = 104

A 10% increase was seen in Year 3

The price of the item in Year 3 = 104 + 10% of 104

                        = 114.4

Thus, after 3 years, the price of a Rs 100 article would increase to Rs. 114.4

Thus, the initial price of an article would be x if the final price is Rs. 2288

Equating the conditions;

X = (2288 x 100) / 114.4

   = 2000

The initial price of the article, 3 years ago was Rs. 2000

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