Let the item cost be I then, Item cost by increasing p% will be: I(100+p)/100 Item Cost by decreasing p% will be: I(100+p)(100-p)/100*100 But the above is equal to 1. So, I(100^2-p^2)/100^2 = 1 => I = 100^2/(100^2 – p^2). Reply
original cost is 100^2 / (100^2 – p^2) Rs
Let the item cost be I then,
Item cost by increasing p% will be:
I(100+p)/100
Item Cost by decreasing p% will be:
I(100+p)(100-p)/100*100
But the above is equal to 1.
So,
I(100^2-p^2)/100^2 = 1 => I = 100^2/(100^2 – p^2).