If a man were to sell his chair for Rs. 720, he would lose 25%. To gain 25% he should sell it for:
A. Rs. 1,200
B. Rs. 1,000
C. Rs. 960
D. Rs. 900
Answer: Option A
Solution(By Examveda Team)
Let the Cost price of the Chair is X. SP = X - 25% of X 720 = 0.75X X = 960 CP = Rs. 960 So, To gain 25%, SP would be = 960 + 25% of 960 =Rs. 1200 Short-cut CP of chair = $$\frac{{100}}{{75}}$$ × 720 = Rs. 960 To gain 25%, SP = $$\frac{{125}}{{100}}$$ × 960 = Rs. 1200This Question Belongs to Arithmetic Ability >> Profit And Loss
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Here 25% profit and 25 %loss
Always there is loss
So 25/100=1/4
Here loss so cp will be 4 and sp will be 3
But given selling price 720 /we calculated 3 = 240
Times240 so our cost price will be 240 times of4=960
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Loss 25%=1/4
Let Here cp-4 sp-3
3-720
1ratio - 240
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@sarvesh kumar
A's 20% profit,
A's sp= 120/100= 6/5= B's cp
so A:B=6:5
C's cp=B's sp =144
B's 4%loss,
B= 24/25
B:C=25:24
A:B:C=30:25:24
c sp=24=144
so 25=150
30= 6*30=180
A=180
A sell an article to be at profit of 20%.b sells it to c at loss of 4%.what does it cost a if c has paid rs 144?
I know.................
Given That
loss 100-25=75%
for 75% its 720
then for profit of 25%
i.e 100+25=125% its x(say)
75-->720
125-->x
do cross multiplication
x=720*125/75=1200
Correct Answer = A