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A trader sells two shirts for Rs. 3200 each, neither losing nor gaining in all. If he sold one of the shirts at a gain of 25%, the other was sold at a loss of
14.28%
16.67%
9.67%
8.33%
None of these
Let's break down the problem:
- The trader sells both shirts at Rs. 3200 each.
- The total selling price for both shirts is Rs. 6400.
- One shirt is sold at a 25% gain:
- Let the cost price of this shirt be \( x \).
- Selling price = Cost price + 25% of Cost price = 1.25x = Rs. 3200.
- Thus, \( x = 3200 / 1.25 = Rs. 2560 \).
- The total cost price of both shirts is Rs. 6400 (since no overall gain or loss).
- The cost price of the second shirt = \( 6400 - 2560 = Rs. 3840 \).
- Loss on the second shirt = \( Cost price - Selling price = 3840 - 3200 = Rs. 640 \).
- Loss percentage = \( (640 / 3840) * 100 = 16.67% \).
- Option 2 is correct.
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