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  • 24-01-2021
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A merchant gains 20 %by selling an article for rs 480. what percent would he have gained or lost if he had sold it for rs 430​

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Parrain
Parrain Parrain
  • 29-01-2021

Answer: 7.5% gain

Step-by-step explanation:

First find the original price of the article.

Assume this price to be x.

x + (x * 20%) = 480

x + 0.2x = 480

1.2x = 480

x = 480/1.2

x = Rs. 400

Original price is Rs. 400.

If the merchant had sold the article for 430, the percent gain would have been:

= (Selling price - original price) / Original price

= (430 - 400) / 400

= 7.5%

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