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32. The profit of Philips Limited after appropriatio 1 was Rs.2,50,000. This profit was arrived at after taking into consideration the following items: S.no. Particulars Rs. 1 Depreciation on Machinery 20,000 2 Loss on sale of Furniture $! 2,000 3 Goodwill amortised 9,000 Provision for taxation - 35,000 5 Transfer to general reserve www 17,500 6 Profit on sale of Machinery 8,000 Additional Information: Particulars 31st March 2015 Rs. Trade receivables 31st March 2016 Rs. 62,000 55,000 8,000 50,000 45,000 12,000 8,000 6,000 Trade Payables ) Inventory Income received in advance Outstanding expenses Prepaid Expenses ») You are required to calculate cash from operating activities. 3,000 5,000

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Answered by harshit5170
1

Answer :-

\pink{\bigstar}★ There is no gain or loss % on whole transaction!

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Explanation :

• Given :-

A man sold two bicycles for ₹6,000.

Gaining 20% on one and losing 20% on the other.

• To Find :-

Gain or loss % on the whole transaction.

• Solution :-

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In1

st

case:

➪ㅤ \sf Profit = 20\% \:of \:6000Profit=20%of6000

➪ㅤ \sf Profit = \dfrac{20}{100} \:\times\:6000Profit=

100

20

×6000

➪ㅤ \sf Profit = \dfrac{20}{1\cancel{00}} \:\times\:60\cancel{00}Profit=

1

00

20

×60

00

➪ㅤ \sf Profit = 20\:\times\:60Profit=20×60

ㅤ\bigstar\:\underline{\underline{\bf{\red{ Profit = Rs.\:1,200}}}}★

Profit=Rs.1,200

\quad\small{\bf{\dag{\underline{In\: 2^{nd} \:case\::}}}}†

In2

nd

case:

➪ ㅤ\sf Loss = 20\% \:of \:6000Loss=20%of6000

➪ ㅤ\sf Loss = \dfrac{20}{100} \:\times\:6000Loss=

100

20

×6000

➪ㅤ \sf Loss = \dfrac{20}{1\cancel{00}} \:\times\:60\cancel{00}Loss=

1

00

20

×60

00

➪ㅤ \sf Loss = 20\:\times\:60Loss=20×60

ㅤ\bigstar\:\underline{\underline{\bf{\red{ Loss = Rs.\:1,200}}}}★

Loss=Rs.1,200

Since, in both cases value of profit and loss are same. Hence, there is no gain or loss % on whole transaction.

• More to know :-

\bigstar\:{\underline{\sf{Profit\:and\:loss\:formulas\::-}}}★

Profitandlossformulas:−

\pink{\bigstar}★ \sf S.P\:\leadsto\:\boxed{\bf{\blue{\bigg\lgroup \dfrac{100 + Profit\%}{100}\bigg\rgroup\:\times\:100}}}S.P⇝

100

100+Profit%

×100

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Answered by ayush7652051895sl
0

Explanation:

Calculation of Cash Flow from Operating Activities:

Calculation of Cash Flow from Operating Activities:for the year ended 31st March, 2017-

Amount

Net Profit before Tax

(2,50,000 + 35,000 + 17,500) 3,02,500

Net Profit before Working Capital 23,000+3,02,500

Changes =3,25,500

Net Cash Flow from 2,76,500

Operating Activities

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