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An article was sold at 5.75% profit. Had it been sold at 1.2% loss, it would have given him Rs 1,390 less. The cost price of the
article is:
Rs 25,000
Rs 22,500
Rs 20,000
Rs 22,000
- Let's denote the cost price of the article as Rs "C".
- The selling price at 5.75% profit is C + 5.75% of C = C × 1.0575.
- If sold at 1.2% loss, selling price is C - 1.2% of C = C × 0.988.
- The difference between these two selling prices is Rs 1,390, hence:
C×1.0575−C×0.988=Rs1,390.
- This simplifies to C×0.0695=Rs1,390.
- Solve for C: C=Rs1,390/0.0695=Rs20,000.
- So, Option 3: Rs 20,000 is the correct cost price.
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