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X bought an article for 1900 and later sold it to Y at a profit of 5 per cent. Y used it for a period of two years and later sold it to Z at a loss of 20 per cent. For how much did Z get it​

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Answered by divyjain2003
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Answer:

Final ans. = 1596

Step-by-step explanation:

cost for X =1900

cost for Y = cost for X + 5%

= 1900 + 5%

= 1900 + 95

= 1995

cost for Z = cost for Y - 20%

= 1995 - 20%

= 1995 - 399

= 1596 --> Ans.

Answered by nandini101083
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Answer: 1596

Given: X bought the article for = 1900

             Profit % at at which x sold the article = 5%

           CP at which x sold the article to y =profit/CP x 100 = profit percent

                                                                       = profit/1900 x 100 = 5%

                                                                       = profit/19 x 1 = 5%

                                                                       = profit = 19 x 5% = 95

therefore, x sold the article to y in 1900+95 = 1995.

Loss percent to y of selling the article to z = 20%

thus, cost at which z bought the article = loss/CP x 100 =loss percent

                                                                     = loss/1995 x 100 = 20%

                                                                      = loss/1995 = 20/100 = 1/5

                                                                      = loss = 1995 x 1/5 = 399

thus, the SP at which z bought the article = 1995-399 = 1596.

                                         

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