Why do clothe merchant use metre scale
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because cloth is measured by metre scale
ashutosh6535:
It's not accurate
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Answer : 20%
Assume the merchant purchases 1 metre (100 cm) cloth at Rs.100.
Since he users 120 cm scale, he actually gets 120 cm of cloth.
=> Cost price of 120 cm cloth = Rs.100
=> Cost price of 100 cm cloth = 100×100120=100012100×100120=100012
Assume the merchant sells 100 cm cloth.
=> Selling price of 100 cm cloth = Rs.80 (∵ discount of 20%)
Since he uses 80 cm scale, he actually sells only 80 cm cloth and the cost mentioned above is the selling cost of 80 cm cloth.
i.e., Selling price of 80 cm cloth = Rs.80
=> Selling price of 100 cm cloth = 80×10080=10080×10080=100
Profit = (100−100012)×100100012(100−100012)×100100012
=(20012)×100100012=200×1001000=20%
I Hope It Will Help!
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Answer : 20%
Assume the merchant purchases 1 metre (100 cm) cloth at Rs.100.
Since he users 120 cm scale, he actually gets 120 cm of cloth.
=> Cost price of 120 cm cloth = Rs.100
=> Cost price of 100 cm cloth = 100×100120=100012100×100120=100012
Assume the merchant sells 100 cm cloth.
=> Selling price of 100 cm cloth = Rs.80 (∵ discount of 20%)
Since he uses 80 cm scale, he actually sells only 80 cm cloth and the cost mentioned above is the selling cost of 80 cm cloth.
i.e., Selling price of 80 cm cloth = Rs.80
=> Selling price of 100 cm cloth = 80×10080=10080×10080=100
Profit = (100−100012)×100100012(100−100012)×100100012
=(20012)×100100012=200×1001000=20%
I Hope It Will Help!
^_^
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