Of course! Let's solve each part of the problem step-by-step based on the given information.
### Part (i) Find the marked price of the laptop.
Given:
- Cost price of the laptop = Rs 60,000
- Mark up percentage = 40%
To find the marked price of the laptop, we need to add 40% of the cost price to the cost price.
Marked Price = Cost Price + (Cost Price Mark-up Percentage)
= 60,000 + (60,000 0.40)
Adding the values:
Marked Price = 60,000 + 24,000
= Rs 84,000
### Part (ii) Find the discount allowed to the customer.
Given:
- Marked Price = Rs 84,000
- Discount Percentage = 20%
To find the discount allowed to the customer, we calculate 20% of the marked price.
Discount = Marked Price Discount Percentage
= 84,000 0.20
Calculating the value:
Discount = Rs 16,800
### Part (iii) At what price did the shopkeeper sell the laptop?
Given:
- Marked Price = Rs 84,000
- Discount = Rs 16,800
To find the selling price, we subtract the discount from the marked price.
Selling Price = Marked Price - Discount
= 84,000 - 16,800
Calculating the value:
Selling Price = Rs 67,200
### Part (iv) What is the profit made by the shopkeeper?
Given:
- Selling Price = Rs 67,200
- Cost Price = Rs 60,000
To find the profit made by the shopkeeper, we subtract the cost price from the selling price.
Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price
= 67,200 - 60,000
Calculating the value:
Profit = Rs 7,200
### Summary:
1. Marked Price of the laptop: Rs 84,000
2. Discount allowed to the customer: Rs 16,800
3. Selling Price of the laptop: Rs 67,200
4. Profit made by the shopkeeper: Rs 7,200
