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The total cost price of two watches is Rs.840. One is sold at a profit of 16 percent and the other at a loss of 12 percent. There is no loss or gain in the whole transaction. The cost price of the watch on which the shopkeeper gains is
Rs.360
Rs.370
Rs.380
Rs.390
Let the cost price of the watch on which loss is incurred be x
Therefore the cost price of the other watch will be 840 - x
Now loss incurred on the 1st watch = (12/100)*x
Profit on the 2nd watch = (16/100)*(840-x)
Now as these are equal:
(12/100)*x = (16/100)*(840-x)
12/16 = (840-x)/x
3x = 4(840 - x)
7x = 4*840
x = 120*4 = 480
The cost of 1st watch = 480
The cost of 2nd watch = 840 - x = 840 - 480 = 360
Hence, option 1 is the correct answer.
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