Correct option is C
Given:
Retail price = ₹75,900
Retailer gain = 28%
Wholesaler gain = 15%
Manufacturer gain = 10%
Formula Used:
SP = CP
Solution:
Retail price for customer = ₹75900
Now,
Production cost =
= ₹46875
If the manufacturer gains 10%, the wholesaler gains 15%, and the retailer gains 28%, then find the cost of production of a table (in ₹), whose retail price for the customer is ₹75,900. (NOTE: Manufacturer sells to wholesaler, wholesaler sells to retailer and retailer sells to customers.)
Given:
Retail price = ₹75,900
Retailer gain = 28%
Wholesaler gain = 15%
Manufacturer gain = 10%
Formula Used:
SP = CP
Solution:
Retail price for customer = ₹75900
Now,
Production cost =
= ₹46875
Jitesh sold an article at a loss of 11%. If he had bought the item at 5% less and had sold it for ₹739 more, then he would have gained 20%. Find the cost price (in ₹) of the article.
If the manufacturer gains 10%, the wholesaler gains 15%, and the retailer gains 28%, then find the cost of production of a table (in ₹), whose retail price for the customer is ₹75,900. (NOTE: Manufacturer sells to wholesaler, wholesaler sells to retailer and retailer sells to customers.)
P sells an item to Q at 47% profit. Q sells the same item to R at 50% loss. If R paid Rs. 6027 for the item, then at what price (in Rs.) is the item purchased by P?