Question
The cost price of table A is equal to the selling price of table
B. The cost price of table B is Rs.280 and the selling price of table A is Rs.300. If the profit percentage on table A is 25%, then find the approximate profit or loss percentage of table
B.
Solution
ATQ, Let the cost price of table A = x Let the selling price of table B = y Given: x = y For table A: CP = x, SP = 300, Profit% = 25% SP = CP Γ (100 + 25)/100 300 = x Γ 125/100 300 = 1.25x x = 300 / 1.25 = 240 So, CP of A = Rs.240 SP of B = y = x = Rs.240 For table B: CP = 280, SP = 240 Loss = 280 β 240 = 40 Loss% = (40/280) Γ 100 = (1/7) Γ 100Β = 14.2857β¦%) or 14% approx
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