Khatrijenisha2006
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A shopkeeper decided to make equal rate of profit in each of fancy items. If he sold a jacket costing Rs 4400 for Rs 5060 at what price did he sell the shoes which was purchased for Rs 3420​

Sagot :

Answer:

RS 3933

Step-by-step explanation:

cost price =  RS4400

selling price =RS5060

now,

profit amount = selling price - cost price

                      =  RS5060 -RS4400

                       = RS660

profit %= profit amount / cost price * 100%

          = RS 660 / 4400 * 100

          = RS 15%

case II

profit % =15%

selling price = RS 3420

now,

profit amount = p% of cp

                      =15/ 100 *3420

                       =RS 513

selling price = cp +profit amount

                   = 3420+513

                    =RS 3933

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