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14 years ago
Oh! Haven't see the post puzzle from Sajeethran.. :blink:
Well done Meean... :) :)
Well done Meean... :) :)
Thanks 'n' Regards,
Deepti.
14 years ago
The famous profit and loss puzzle!you are a jewelry shop owner.
one day a customer comes in to buy a $70 ring. He only has a voucher worth $100. you do not have any cash around, so you go next door to the pastry shop and ask the owner to change the $100 voucher for cash. the pastry shop owner gives you the cash.
you go back to your shop and give the customer $30 in change along with the ring.
10 minutes later, the pastry shop owner comes in angry and tells you that the voucher is fake, and that he wants his $100 back. you apologize and give him the $100.
question: What is your total loss? (the ring indeed is $70)
one day a customer comes in to buy a $70 ring. He only has a voucher worth $100. you do not have any cash around, so you go next door to the pastry shop and ask the owner to change the $100 voucher for cash. the pastry shop owner gives you the cash.
you go back to your shop and give the customer $30 in change along with the ring.
10 minutes later, the pastry shop owner comes in angry and tells you that the voucher is fake, and that he wants his $100 back. you apologize and give him the $100.
question: What is your total loss? (the ring indeed is $70)
14 years ago
Hmm ... This is a great loss...
The loss is the ring ($70), $30 given to pastry shop owner and $30 given as change to the customer.
Total of $170... :)
The loss is the ring ($70), $30 given to pastry shop owner and $30 given as change to the customer.
Total of $170... :)
Thanks 'n' Regards,
Deepti.
14 years ago
You mean total of $200 loss? Not exactly deepti. Wrong answer..try again.
14 years ago
Ooo yeah --- I have edited my previous post... It is $170 loss... :) :)
Thanks 'n' Regards,
Deepti.
14 years ago
Still wrong answer,
Your calculations are right. But read the statements and give the answer. Hope you get right this time B) B)
Your calculations are right. But read the statements and give the answer. Hope you get right this time B) B)
14 years ago
100$ is correct
It is actually one of those simple-but-confusing puzzles. 200 might seem like the obvious answer, but 100 is the actual one.
It is actually one of those simple-but-confusing puzzles. 200 might seem like the obvious answer, but 100 is the actual one.
14 years ago
How would you explain this Sajeetharan.. :)
The amount loss is $100 and the ring $70.. :)
The amount loss is $100 and the ring $70.. :)
Thanks 'n' Regards,
Deepti.
14 years ago
Explanation:
Incomes from Pastry shop -- $ 100
Outflows-- cost of ring given -- $ 70
refunded to customer -- $ 30
returned to pastry shopowner -- $ 100
Total outflows--$ 200
So Net loss: $100
Incomes from Pastry shop -- $ 100
Outflows-- cost of ring given -- $ 70
refunded to customer -- $ 30
returned to pastry shopowner -- $ 100
Total outflows--$ 200
So Net loss: $100
14 years ago
Where is the ring?????? :dry:
If you do business this way, you will definitely close the shop one day!!!! :blink: :dry:
If you do business this way, you will definitely close the shop one day!!!! :blink: :dry:
Thanks 'n' Regards,
Deepti.
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