This solution explains how to find the list price of a fan given details about its cost price, markup percentage, discount percentage, and the final profit.
Represent Variables:
Determine List Price (L):
The list price is 50% above the cost price ($C$).
Formula: $L = C + (\text{Markup Percentage} \times C)$
$L = C + (50\% \times C)$
$L = C + \frac{50}{100} \times C$
$L = C + 0.50 C$
$L = 1.50 C$
Calculate Selling Price (S):
A 10% discount is given on the list price ($L$).
Discount Amount = $10\% \times L = \frac{10}{100} \times L = 0.10 L$
The Selling Price is the List Price minus the Discount:
$S = L - \text{Discount Amount}$
$S = L - 0.10 L$
$S = 0.90 L$
Substitute the expression for $L$ from Step 2 ($L = 1.50 C$):
$S = 0.90 \times (1.50 C)$
$S = 1.35 C$
Calculate Profit:
Profit is the difference between the Selling Price ($S$) and the Cost Price ($C$).
Profit = $S - C$
Profit = $(1.35 C) - C$
Profit = $0.35 C$
Find Cost Price (C):
We are given that the profit is ₹56.
Using the profit formula from Step 4:
$0.35 C = 56$
To find $C$, divide 56 by 0.35:
$C = \frac{56}{0.35}$
$C = \frac{5600}{35}$
$C = 160$
The Cost Price of the fan is ₹160.
Find List Price (L):
The question asks for the List Price ($L$). Use the relationship from Step 2: $L = 1.50 C$.
$L = 1.50 \times 160$
$L = 240$
The list price of the fan is ₹240.
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