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By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, he would have been losing 10%. What is the cost price?


  
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May 21, 2005 07:49:59   #1  
abc        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
the cost price should be Rs. 40
 
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May 26, 2005 09:41:39   #2  
suresh        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
CP should be 400Rs.
 
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June 11, 2005 05:22:31   #3  
rajasekaran        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
answer :- 
 
the cost of this is:- 
 
total percentage is = 100%. 
but loss is = 10% 
so (100-10)% = 90%. 
the cot sold is =Rs. 80 
then 
= ( 90*80) / 100 
=Rs.72

 
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June 11, 2005 05:27:10   #4  
rajasekara        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
the answer is :-  
 
= Rs.800. 

 
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June 28, 2005 03:01:37   #5  
Arvind        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
Let X be the original price of the product. 
If the product is sold at Rs. 80 less then original price, he would suffer 10% loss. 
So it will be  
(x-80) = x-10x/100 
or, 
x-800 = 9x/10 
or, 
10x-9x=800 
or, 
x=800 
 
So, the original sot of product is Rs. 800 
and, 
Selling price is (10% in profit)  
Rs. 880

 
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July 05, 2005 01:31:04   #6  
nitin        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
ans is 400
 
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July 05, 2005 04:45:11   #7  
Deepti        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
The correct answer for this is: 
Let CP =x 
!st SP =x+10%ofx=11x/10 
2nd SP =x-10%ofx =9x/10 
 
11x/10-9x/10=80 
x=400 
CP=400 
 
 

 
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July 20, 2005 12:23:28   #8  
tutu        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
10 % is given on SP not CP therfore ans 400 is wrong ...answer cannot be determined
 
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July 27, 2005 05:37:09   #9  
nimmi        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
(100+gain%):SP =(100-loss%):(SP-80) 
solving SP=440. 
CP=100*440/(100+10)=(100*440)/110=400. 
therefore cost price =Rs.400 

 
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September 07, 2005 09:56:08   #10  
deepak        

RE: By selling a product a seller is gaining 10% on selling price. If he sells that product Rs.80 less, ...
Answer :Rs.800 
 
let the Cost Price of the product be x. 
on selling for 10% gain : 1.1*x 
Selling for Rs.80 less : x-80=0.9*x 
0.1*x=80 
and so x=Rs.800

 
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