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A company first raises the price of articles by x% and then reduces all the new prices by x%. After one cycle, the price of a article decreased by Rs. 1,000; and after the second cycle, the article was sold for Rs. 23,040. What was the original price of the article?
15000
20000
25000
30000
This problem can be solved by either the conventional method or by using the answer options. After the first cycle, the value of the article decreased by Rs. 1,000. ∴ The original price has to be more than Rs. 23,040 Hence, options 1 and 2 can be eliminated. x% increase and x% decrease is equivalent to (1 + x/100) (1 - x/100) ∴ Old price × [1 - x2/10000] = New price ∴ Old price − new price = old price × [x2 /10000] i.e. 1000 = old price × [x2 /10000] Consider option C: Old price = 25000 ∴ 1000 = 25000 × [x2 /10000] ∴ x2 = 400 i.e. x = 20% ∴ Change for second year = (1 + 0.2)(1 − 0.2) = (1.2)(0.8) = 0.96 Observe that value of old price : new price for second year = 23040 : 24000 = 0.96 Hence, original price of article = Rs. 25,000
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