See, in these type of questions always first assume your original price to be x. And now try to write whatever information is given to you.
Now, you have that it has been sold for 12% profit, so basically it is sold at. (1 + (12/100))x = 1.12x
Now it is given that if it had been sold for 33₹ more. I.e. if it had been sold at. 1.12x + 33
Net gain would have been 14%.
So gain of 14%, means the cost to be (1+(14/100))x = 1.14x
And basically both 1.12x +33 and 1.14x are final costs, so
1.14x = 1.12x + 3
=> 1.14x - 1.12x = 3
=> 0.02x = 3
=> x = 3÷0.02
=> x= 1650₹
So original cost is 1650₹.
Hope you understand the solution and the way to tackle these type of problems if not then let me know.
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Since only 1/10 arrived, you multiply this number by 4,000 which gives you 400. The answer is 400.
N=m-a just move the variable around or if there are numbers put them in the equation
43 × 15 = 645.
First, set up the long multiplication.
Second, calculate 3 × 5, which is 15. Since 15 is two-digit, carry the first digit 1 to the next column.
Third, calculate 4 × 5 which is 20. Since 21 is two-digit, carry the first digit 2 to the next column.
Fourth, bring down the carry digit of 2.
Fifth, calculate 3 × 1, which is 3.
Sixth, calculate 4 × 1, which is 4.
Seventh, calculate 215 + 430, which is 645.
Eighth, therefore, 43 × 15 = 645.
Or.. an easier way is to use a calculator. They always come in handy when doing multiplication.
