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If the selling price of a product is increased by Rs. 162, then the business would make a profit of 17% instead of a loss of 19%. What is the cost price of the product ?
Rs. 360
Rs. 450
Rs. 540
Rs. 600
Let the cost price of the product be xx.
In the case of a 19% loss, the selling price is: ⇒SP1=x−0.19x=0.81x
In the case of a 17% profit, the selling price is: ⇒SP2=x+0.17x=1.17x
The increase in selling price is given as Rs 162: ⇒SP2−SP1=162 ⇒1.17x−0.81x=162 ⇒0.36x=162 ⇒x=162/0.36=450
Thus, the cost price of the product is Rs 450.
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