Vairagi bought a table for Rs $450$ . There is Rs $50$ additional expenses on this table. For earning $12 %$ profit, what should be the sale price?

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According to question ,

Rs. $50$ added to total cost price.

Therefore total cost price will become=> $450 + 50 = 500$

For $12$ % profit , we should add $12$ % of cost price

$⟹ \frac{12}{100}$ $\times 500$ = $60$

Therefore, sale price $= 500 + 60 = 560$

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Vairagi bought a table for Rs 450. There is Rs 50 additional expenses on this table. For earning 12% profit, what should be the sale price?

According to question , Rs. 50 added to total cost price.Therefore total cost price will become=> 450+50=500For 12% profit , we should add 12% of cost price ⟹12100 ×500= 60Therefore, sale price =500+60=560

Vairagi bought a table for Rs $450$ . There is Rs $50$ additional expenses on this table. For earning $12 %$ profit, what should be the sale price?

According to question ,

Rs. $50$ added to total cost price.

Therefore total cost price will become=> $450 + 50 = 500$

For $12$ % profit , we should add $12$ % of cost price

$⟹ \frac{12}{100}$ $\times 500$ = $60$

Therefore, sale price $= 500 + 60 = 560$