Math, asked by aditya14789653, 8 months ago

When a discount of 15% is allowed on the marked price of an article, It is sold for Rs 4250. Calculate the marked price. If the marked price is 25% above the cost price of the article. Calculate the gain or loss percent.

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Answered by MVShah
3

Answer:

Marked price=5000

gain percent=25%

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be marked price

discount=15% of x

selling price=marked price - discount

=x-15x/100------(1)

=(100x-15x)/100

=85x/100

but selling price=4250

thus,

85x/100=4250

x=425000/85

x=Rs.5000

marked price=5000

marked price is 25% above cost price

thus,

now let y be cost price

5000=25y/100+y---(similar to step 1here it is added)

5000=125y/100

y=500000/125

y=4000

thus, profit=marked price-cost price

=1000

profit%= profit*100/cost price

=1000*100/4000

=25%

Answered by anujray321
0

Answer:

loss = 32%

Step-by-step explanation:

given,

sp=. 4250

discount= 15%

Mp =. 100×sp/100- discount%

then,

Mp = 5000

if mp is 25 %above

25%of 5000= 1250

cp = 5000+ 1250

cp= 6250

and sp = 4250

sp<cp

that means , loss

loss = cp - sp

loss = 2000

loss% = loss × 100/cp

loss= 32%

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