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View Question Another method To calculate the selling price, we need to find 15% of the cost price and subtract it from the cost price. Step 1: Calculate the loss amount Loss amount = 15% of Rs. 1400 = (15/100)...
View Question Let me solve this step by step. Curved Surface Area = 2πrh = 264 Volume = πr²h = 924 From (1): h = 264/(2πr) Substituting in (2): πr²(264/(2πr)) = 924 r = 7 Substituting back: h = 264/(2π × 7)...
View Question Quick slove To find the profit, we need to calculate the cost price first. Step 1: Let's assume the cost price is x. We know that the shopkeeper expects a gain of 22.5% on his cost price....
View Question Step 1: Define the variables Let the cost price (CP) of the article be x. Step 2: Set up the equation for percentage profit and loss Given that the percentage profit earned by selling the article...
View Question Let's start by understanding what we know: The vendor buys 6 toffees for 1 rupee. This means that each toffee costs 1/6 of a rupee. To find out how many toffees he should sell for a rupee to make a 20%...
View Question Another Methode First, let's establish our initial scenario: The profit is 320% of the cost, which means: Profit = 320% × Cost = 3.2 × Cost To find the selling price, remember that: Selling Price...
View Question Another Methode Let me help you understand this interesting profit problem by breaking it down carefully. The key insight here is that the relationship between the selling price and profit gives...
View Question Let me solve this step by step. Let's first calculate the total cost (Cost Price) for Papay Cost of scooter = Rs. 4700 Repair cost = Rs. 800 Total Cost Price (CP) = Rs. 4700 + Rs. 800 = Rs....
View Question To solve this problem, we can follow these steps: Step 1: Calculate the principal amount using compound interest formula. Let's denote the principal amount as P. The compound interest (CI) formula...
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