Just for fun - Puzzle!! Solve it without googling it

[chittimallu2]

1 minute ago, Quickgun_murugan said:

Aa point lo nuvvu confuse ayyav ...It should be 1200  @Kool_SRG bro...

vadu pakka shop vadiki 800 ivvadu 1000 isthadu... so 1000 + sold goods vi 200... 

he takes 1000 change from the neighbour already... so there is no loss/gain against neighbour... all he loses is 800 change to the lady and 200 in goods, total 1000

[godfather03]

2 minutes ago, chittimallu2 said:

he takes 1000 change from the neighbour already... so there is no loss/gain against neighbour... all he loses is 800 change to the lady and 200 in goods, total 1000

got it.

[Quickgun_murugan]

4 minutes ago, chittimallu2 said:

he takes 1000 change from the neighbour already... so there is no loss/gain against neighbour... all he loses is 800 change to the lady and 200 in goods, total 1000

yeah..

 

[Quickgun_murugan]

1 minute ago, godfather03 said:

got it.

Goods money etu poynay vuncle??

[godfather03]

Simple - Shopkeeper ippudu vaadi daggara unna 200 ki inko 800 kalipi ivvali neighbour ki and lost 200 worth goods

so 800+200 = 1000

[godfather03]

Just now, Quickgun_murugan said:

Goods money etu poynay vuncle??

Kinda raasina chudu bro.

[Ara_Tenkai]

Change taken by the shopkeeper = money returned to neighbour 

Hisaab barabar

loss = 200 (in goods) + money given to lady (800) = 1000

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the only confusion in this  problem is : people confuse that 800 taken by the lady is the money given by the neighbour, not the shopkeepers money..

[mrindia]

1 hour ago, Ara_Tenkai said:

A lady buys goods worth 200 rupees from the shopkeeper. The goods were reasonable quality merchandise sold for what the market would bear.

The lady gives the shopkeeper a 1000-rupee note. The shopkeeper runs out of change, and gets change from the next shop. He keeps the 200 rupees (for selling the goods) and returns 800 to the lady. Later the neighbour comes back with the 1000-rupee note, proving it's a fake, tearing it up and demanding his money back.

How much did the shopkeeper lose?

Total Loss $2,000... Here is my calculation:

Sold Goods: $200

Change to customer: $800

Returned Money Back to Neighbor: $1,000

 

[tucker]

Correct answer is 1000

until the neighbor came and ask for 1000, the shopkeeper has no loss.

When he returned 1000 back then he got 1000 loss.

 

 

[Ara_Tenkai]

59 minutes ago, mrindia said:

Total Loss $2,000... Here is my calculation:

Sold Goods: $200

Change to customer: $800

Returned Money Back to Neighbor: $1,000

 

Sold Goods Money :$200 dollars worth - shopkeeper has them

Change to customer : Same 800 he took from the neighbor

Returned money back to neighbor : Is the only loss $1000.