If you want to return to the original price, you must increase the price now

If you want to return to the original price, you must increase the price now


If you want to return to the original price, you must increase the price (1 / 4)
1÷(1-1/5)-1=1/4



The original price of a dress is 100 yuan. First reduce the price by 1 / 10, and then increase the price by 1 / 10 on the basis of the reduction. How much is the current price of this dress?


100 × (1-1 / 10) + (1 + 1 / 10) = 99 yuan



A store sells two goods at the same time, both of which are 60 yuan. It is known that one of them earns 20% and the other loses 20%. Then the store sells these two goods to make money
What is the solution to this problem? Please talk about the solution


60 (1 + 20%) = 50 (yuan)
60 (1-20%) = 75 (yuan)
50 + 75 = 125 yuan
60 + 60 = 120 yuan
125-120 = 5 yuan
The total loss is 5 yuan



The store sells two items for 60 yuan. One of them makes 20% and the other loses 20%. Is the store losing money or making money when it sells this item? How much is the profit (loss)
There should be a formula! Thank you!


The purchase price of earned goods is 60 / 1.2 = 50 yuan, and earned 60-50 = 10 yuan
8 = 75 yuan, and 75-60 = 15 yuan
So the store lost 15-10 yuan to sell these two products



If a store sells two items at the same time, and each item gets 60 yuan, but one of them earns 20% and the other loses 20%, then the store sells the two items as ()
A. Don't earn or lose B. earn 5 yuan C. lose 5 yuan D. earn 10 yuan


The original price of the first commodity is: 60 △ 1.2, = 50 (yuan); the original price of the second commodity is: 60 △ 0.8, = 75 (yuan); the original price of two commodities is: 50 + 75 = 125 (yuan); the selling price of two commodities is: 60 × 2 = 120 (yuan); so the loss is: 125-120 = 5 (yuan); a: the store loses 5 yuan by selling these two commodities



Clothes in a shopping mall are sold at a discount due to season. If you sell them at a 75% discount, you will lose 25 yuan. If you sell them at a 10% discount, you will make 20 yuan
Shaoyuan


(25 + 20) / (0.9-0.75) = 300 yuan



If you sell a commodity at a 5% price reduction, you will get a profit of 525 yuan. If you sell it at a 75% discount, you will lose 175 yuan. What is the cost price of this commodity______ Yuan


Suppose the price is x yuan, from the meaning of the question: (1-5%) x-525 = 75% x + 175 & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 0.95x-525 = 0.75x + 175 & nbsp; 0.95x-0.75x = 525 + 175 & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; 0.2x = 700 & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp; & nbsp



The price of a certain commodity is set at 25%. Later, it was decided to sell it at a lower price. After the price reduction, each product can still make a profit of 10%. How much discount should it be sold
The price of a certain commodity is set at 25%. Later, it was decided to sell it at a lower price. After the price reduction, each product can still make a profit of 10%. How much discount should it be sold? (a discount of 10% of the original price is called a few discount. For example, if the price of a commodity priced at one yuan is 75%, it is called a "75% discount")


The purchase price of goods is unit "1"
The price of goods is 1 + 25% = 125%
The price of goods is 1 + 10% = 110%
Discount 110% / 125% = 88%
That's 20% off



A commodity is ready to be sold at a discount due to the change of season. If it is sold at 75% discount, it will lose 25 yuan, and if it is sold at 95% discount, it will earn 20 yuan. How much is the price


(25+20)÷(95%-75%
=45÷20%
=225 yuan



For a certain commodity, the original price is 20 yuan. A, B, C and D stores promote sales by different sellers. Store a: sell it at a 9% discount. Store B: sell it at a 10% discount. Store C: "buy ten and get one free." store D: sell it at a 20% discount if you buy 100 yuan. (1) if you only buy one, go to the store______ It's cheaper in the shop. What's the unit price______ (2) if you buy more, you'd better get it______ Shop, because buy______ The unit price is______ Yuan


Store a: 20 × (1-9%) = 20 × 0.91 = 18.2 (yuan); store B: 20 × 90% = 20 × 0.9 = 18 (yuan); store C: 20 × 10 △ 11 = 18.18 (yuan); store D: 20 × 80% = 20 × 0.8 = 16 (yuan) (enough to buy 100 yuan); (1) buy one, C and D are the original price, so store B is cheap; (2) buy 5