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A certain type of fan used to be sold for 1,300 rupees resulting in 15% profit for the dealer. Find the total cost of this fan.

During winter, the dealer decided to reduce the usual price of the fan by 120 rupees. Does he have a profit or loss now? What is the percent?

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Solution

Selling price of the fan = Rs 1300

Profit percentage = 15

Selling price of the fan = (100 + 15)% of the total cost of the fan

= 115% of the total cost of the fan

Total cost of the fan =

According to the question, the dealer reduces the price of the fan by Rs 120 during winter.

New selling price of the fan = Rs (1300 120) = Rs 1180

As the selling price is greater than the cost price, so the dealer incurres profit.

Profit = Selling price Cost price

= Rs (1180 1130.43)

= Rs 49.57

Profit percent =


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