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When the cost price of an article is increased by 18%, a trader increased his selling price so that he maintained the same profit percentage. If the profit he obtained was Rs. 9 more than his initial profit, then what was his initial profit?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Cost price of an article is increased by 18%,

a trader increased his selling price so that he maintained the same profit percentage.

The profit he obtained was Rs. 9 more than his initial profit,

To Find : what was his initial profit?

Solution:

Initial Cost  = 100C   Rs

Profit percentage =  P  %

Initial Profit = (P/100) * 100C =CP    Rs

cost price of the article is increased by 18%

Hence new cost Price = 100C + (18/100)100C = 118C Rs

same profit percentage. = P

New Profit = (P/100 ) * 118C =1.18CP  Rs

profit he obtained was Rs. 9 more than his initial profit

=> 1.18CP  - CP = 9

=> 0.18CP = 9

=> CP  = 50  

Initial Profit  = 50

his initial profit = Rs 50

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