Rajan bought a cycle at a loss of $R s . 300$ and he had sold it at profit of $R s . 600$ . If the original price of cycle is $R s . 1100$ .At what price did he sell the cycle?

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The original price of cycle $= R s . 1100$
Rajan bought it at the loss of $R s . 300$
So he had bought it for $R s . 1100 + R s . 300 = R s . 1400$
Rajan sold it for profit of $600$
So, the selling price is $R s . 1400 + R s . 600 = R s . 2000$

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Rajan bought a cycle at a loss of Rs. 300 and he had sold it at profit of Rs. 600. If the original price of cycle is Rs. 1100 .At what price did he sell the cycle?

The original price of cycle =Rs. 1100Rajan bought it at the loss of Rs. 300So he had bought it for Rs. 1100+Rs. 300=Rs. 1400Rajan sold it for profit of 600 So, the selling price is Rs. 1400+Rs. 600=Rs. 2000

Rajan bought a cycle at a loss of $R s . 300$ and he had sold it at profit of $R s . 600$ . If the original price of cycle is $R s . 1100$ .At what price did he sell the cycle?

The original price of cycle $= R s . 1100$
Rajan bought it at the loss of $R s . 300$
So he had bought it for $R s . 1100 + R s . 300 = R s . 1400$
Rajan sold it for profit of $600$
So, the selling price is $R s . 1400 + R s . 600 = R s . 2000$