Gopal bought a cell phone and sold it to Ram at 10% profit. Then Ram w...
's profit or loss percentage if he agrees to buy the phone back from Ram?
Let's assume that Gopal bought the cell phone for $100.
After selling it to Ram at a 10% profit, Gopal would have received $110 from Ram ($100 + 10% of $100).
If Ram sells it back to Gopal at a 10% loss, he would get $99 from Gopal ($110 - 10% of $110).
Now, let's calculate Gopal's profit or loss percentage:
- Gopal's total cost for the phone was $100.
- He received $110 from Ram, which means he made a profit of $10.
- If he buys the phone back from Ram for $99, he would have spent a total of $199 ($100 + $99).
- His revenue from selling the phone twice is $110 (from Ram) + $99 (from buying it back from Ram) = $209.
- His profit would be $209 - $100 (his original cost) = $109.
- His profit percentage would be ($109 / $100) x 100% = 109%.
Therefore, Gopal's profit percentage would be 109% if he agrees to buy the phone back from Ram.