Math, asked by chughdisha20, 1 month ago

When a producer allows 42% commission on the retail price of his product he eans a profit of 9%. What would be his profit percent if the commission is reduced by 28%?​

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Answered by spoon1407
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Answer:

Let the Retail Price = Rs. 100

Concession Percentage = 36 %

⇒ Concession Amount = 36/100 × 100 = Rs. 36

⇒ Selling price = 100 - 36 = Rs. 64

Profit percentage = 8.8%

⇒ Cost price = \frac{100}{100+8.8}\times64=\frac{6400}{108.8}=Rs.\,58.82

100+8.8

100

×64=

108.8

6400

=Rs.58.82

Concession Percentage reduced by 24%

Concession Percentage = 36 - 24 = 12 %

⇒New Concession amount = 12/100 × 100 = Rs. 12

⇒New Selling Price = 100 - 12 = Rs. 88

Profit Percentage = \frac{88-58.82}{58.82}\times100=\frac{29.18}{58.82}\times100=49.61

58.82

88−58.82

×100=

58.82

29.18

×100=49.61

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