Rajesh brought two wooden almaris from a wholesaler for ₹11,500 each. He spent ₹250 on each of them for polishing. He sold one of them at a gain of 10% and other at a loss of 2% find his overall gain or loss ( in ₹)
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Total cash he spent for One alamari=11500+250 =11750 10 % Of 11750 Is X so (X×100)/11750=10 X=1175 10 % Gain means he will get 1175 Rupees profit from first alamari now 2% Of 11750=Y (Y×100)/(11750)=2 Y=235 SO HE has loss of 235 Form second alamari so net gain = 1175-235 =940

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Rajesh brought two wooden almaris from a wholesaler for ₹11,500 each. He spent ₹250 on each of them​​​​​​ for polishing. He sold one of them at a gain of 10% and other at a loss of 2% find his overall gain or loss ( in ₹) The question I sent earlier was wrong. Sorry

Total cash he spent for One alamari=11500+250 =11750 10 % Of 11750 Is X so ​​​​​(X×100)/11750=10 X=1175 10 % Gain means he will get 1175 Rupees profit from first alamari now 2% Of 11750=Y (Y×100)/(11750)=2 Y=235 SO HE has loss of 235 Form second alamari so net gain = 1175-235 =940

Rajesh brought two wooden almaris from a wholesaler for ₹11,500 each. He spent ₹250 on each of them for polishing. He sold one of them at a gain of 10% and other at a loss of 2% find his overall gain or loss ( in ₹)
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Total cash he spent for One alamari=11500+250 =11750 10 % Of 11750 Is X so (X×100)/11750=10 X=1175 10 % Gain means he will get 1175 Rupees profit from first alamari now 2% Of 11750=Y (Y×100)/(11750)=2 Y=235 SO HE has loss of 235 Form second alamari so net gain = 1175-235 =940