Math, asked by assky10, 4 months ago

2. Jalil purchased old cars for 900.000. He sold these cars for Rs 225.000, RS
250.000 300.000 and Rs 215,000, respectively. Calculate the profit or loss
percentage of Jalil​

Answers

Answered by waliarishika7
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:Total Cost Price of the 4 Cars purchased by Jalil (CP) = Rs. 9000000 /-

Total Selling Price of all the cars (SP) = 22500 + 250000 + 30000 + 215000

Total Selling Price = Rs. 517500 /-

As per the values calculated above for Cost Price and Selling Price,

It can be seen that the Cost Price is more then Selling Price, which means there is Loss.

So Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price

Loss = 9000000 - 517500

Loss = 8482500

Hence, The Loss that happened to Jalil is Rs. 84,82,500 /-

Answered by nani790
0

Answer:

profit 10%

Step-by-step explanation:

cp=900000

sp=2,25,000+2,50,000+3,00,000+2,15,000=9,90,000

sp is more than cp so profit

p=sp-cp

=9,90,000-9,00,000

=90,000

p%=p/cp×100

=90000/9,00,000×100

=10

profit 10%

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