At the Chiefs Kingdom Isiah Pacheco Travis Kelce Patrick Mahomes And Andy Reid Abbey Road Signatures Shirt Also,I will get this 270 price, the shopkeeper made a profit of 20%. (100% of the original price plus 20% of the original price). Musa received a discount of 10% off the original price. So Musa paid 90% of the original price to get the shirt for 270. The original price of the shirt must have been 300. Let the MP of the shirt be Rs 100. After allowing 10% discount, SP of the shirt will be Rs 90. Profit for the shopkeeper is 20%. CP of the shopkeeper is Rs 100 ×90/120=Rs 75. If no discount is allowed, the Profit of the shopkeeper would be 25×100/75%=33•33%. The cost price of the short for the shopkeeper is Rs 225. If he had allowed no discount he would have made a profit of 33.33% As we are working in percentages, the price ₹ 6750 is irrelevant here. Just ignore it and assume the cost price to be 100. And sold it at a 40% profit over the marked price… which is 140 rupees …. We know profit is equal to selling price – Cost price (sp-cp) therefore profit is 140–80= 60 rupees … marked price (100+15)= Rs.115. He sold it with discount of 10% on marked price. Then he sold at Rs. (115 – 115*10/100) = Rs. 115 – 11.50= 103.50. The first shop keeper gives overall discount of 34.2% whereas The second shopkeeper gives a discount of 32.8% so the most advantageous to the purchaser is first shopkeeper.
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