Simple but confusing puzzle...

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(Guest)

what shopkiper given is 

200+800=1000 to lady and 1000 to another shopkeeper for fake note

what he received, nothing

so Rs. 2000/- is total loss


Kirti Arora (Company secretary CA final Student)   (75 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Only Rs. 1800/- its quite simple...Rs. 1000( due to fake note for which he need to refund the money)+Rs 800 (which he refuded to lady) 

he will not face the loss of Rs 200 for which he sold goods to lady against which he has received the money against chagne of curreny....


CA Dileep Surya Kumar (B.com, ACA, CS) (3789 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

ANSWER IS RS.1000 

1. Loss =Amount given to lady Rs. 800+200( goods) =1000  

2.The amount that is given to another shop keeper need not consider as the same amount taken by giving fake note   hence NET EFFECT = NIL

 


Dhara (Student CS) (859 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Loss of Rs-2000/-


JIGAR GOHIL (-) (28 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Rs. 1000/-

 



piyush.a.k (-) (252 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Sir Tamilan & Jigar.. can u please explain.... how Rs. 1000/- !!!


Dhaval (Job) (794 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Total loss is Rs. 1000/-. There are 2 transactions of shopkeeper, one with lady & 2nd with another shopkeeper. There is no loss in transaction with another shopkeeper because first he takes 1000 from him & on next day he returns the same to him.

In transaction with lady, he looses his goods worth 200 & also pays 800.

So loss is 1000.

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William Peter.a (CA Final ) (179 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Loss is only Rs.1000.00


CA Kumar Mukesh (CA CMA FINAL and Advance Excel Trainer)   (6881 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Loss is only Rs. 0001/- think different

 


aditi (article) (23 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Loss to shopkeepar of Rs 1000.. 



JIGAR GOHIL (-) (28 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

Originally posted by : piyush.a.k

Sir Tamilan & Jigar.. can u please explain.... how Rs. 1000/- !!!


Rightly said by Dhaval both are different transactions. You can write down Journal entries instead to be clear.

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Sudip Kumar Shaw (Live Simple.. Achieve BIG..)   (493 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

LOSS is RS. 1000 / - ONLY



I explain loss should be equal to profit earned by another party.

Loss of one party = Profit earned by another party

Here, the customer is gaining Rs 1000/- (including Rs.200 worth goods)

so, the loss suffered by the seller will be same Rs.1000/-.

Other seller is in no loss no profit position.

 I think now u ll all agree with me.


RAMYA S (student) (51 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

it  s a loss of Rs.1000

bcoz the shopkeeper loses goods worth Rs.200+his xchanged amt worth Rs.800


Gangavarapu Abhilash (Articleship) (194 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

the loss is 1000

goods 200

+amount given to the lady 800

total 1000 loss

 

and next the 1000 he has taken from the next shop and gave back 1000 so no loss in that area

 

 

SO THE LOSS IS 1000     



Gangavarapu Abhilash (Articleship) (194 Points)
Replied 25 March 2013

the loss is 1000

goods 200

+amount given to the lady 800

total 1000 loss

 

and next the 1000 he has taken from the next shop and gave back 1000 so no loss in that area

 

 

SO THE LOSS IS 1000     



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