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Two chairs have been sold ,each for Tk. 3,600. On one 20% profit has been earned and on the other 20% loss has been incurred .What is total profit or loss ?

Two chairs have been sold ,each for Tk. 3,600. On one 20% profit has been earned and on the other 20% loss has been incurred .What is total profit or loss ? Correct Answer loss of tk. 300

মোট বিক্রয়মূল্য = (3600 + 3600) টাকা = 7200 টাকা প্রথম চেয়ারে 20% লাভ হলে ক্রয়মূল্য = 3600 ×  100120 টাকা = 3000 টাকা দ্বিতীয় চেয়ারে 20% ক্ষতি হলে ক্রয়মূল্য = 3600 ×  10080 = 4500 টাকা ∴ মোট ক্রয়মূল্য = (3OOO + 4500) টাকা = 7500 টাকা ∴ক্ষতি = (7500 – 72OO) টাকা = 300 টাকা

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