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A clock seller sold a clock by purchasing it at ₹ 336. The amount of his profit percentage is as much as the amount with which he bought the clock.

QUADRATIC EQUATIONS IN ONE VARIABLE

WBBSE MATH SOLUTION | GANIT PRAKASH SOLVE CLASS 10

  1. QUADRATIC EQUATIONS WITH ONE VARIABLE – CLICK HERE
  2. SIMPLE INTEREST – CLICK HERE
  3. THEOREMS RELATED TO CIRCLE – CLICK HERE
  4. RECTANGULAR PARALLELOPIPED OR CUBOID – CLICK HERE
  5. RATIO AND PROPORTION – CLICK HERE
  6. COMPOUND INTEREST – CLICK HERE
  7. THEOREMS RELATED TO ANGLE IN A CIRCLE – CLICK HERE
  8. RIGHT CIRCULAR CYLINDER – CLICK HERE
  9. QUADRATIC SURD – CLICK HERE
  10. THEOREMS RELATED TO CYCLIC QUADRILATERAL – CLICK HERE
  11. CONSTRUCTION: CIRCUMCIRCLE AND INCIRCLE – CLICK HERE
  12. SPHERE – CLICK HERE
  13. VARIATION – CLICK HERE
  14. PARTNERSHIP BUSINESS – CLICK HERE
  15. THEOREMS RELATED TO THE TANGENT OF A CIRCLE – CLICK HERE
  16. RIGHT CIRCULAR CONE – CLICK HERE
  17. CONSTRUCTION: TANGENT TO A CIRCLE – CLICK HERE
  18. SIMILARITIES – CLICK HERE
  19. PROBLEMS RELATED TO DIFFERENT SOLID OBJECTS – CLICK HERE
  20. TRIGONOMETRY: CONCEPT OF MEASUREMENT OF ANGLE – CLICK HERE
  21. CONSTRUCTION: DETERMINATION OF MEAN PROPORTIONAL – CLICK HERE
  22. PYTHAGORAS THEOREM – CLICK HERE
  23. TRIGONOMETRY RATIO AND TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES – CLICK HERE
  24. TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOS OF COMPLEMENTARY ANGLES – CLICK HERE
  25. APPLICATION OF TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOS: HEIGHT AND DISTANCES – CLICK HERE
  26. STATISTICS: MEAN, MEDIAN, OGIVE, AND MODE – CLICK HERE

Ganit Prakash Chapter 1 Exercise 1.1 Q No 6(iv)

6 (iv). Let us construct the quadratic equations in one variable from the following statements.
A clock seller sold a clock by purchasing it at ₹ 336. The amount of his profit percentage is as much as the amount with which he bought the clock.

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