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7. A shopkeeper calculates profit percentage on the cost price and another on the selling price. What will be their difference in profits, if both claim a profit of 25% on the goods sold for 4,000 ?

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Answered by BrainlyAstik

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Means selling price is 120% of cost price. Now selling price is 120% ie 3000 then find 100% amount which will be cost. Thus, Difference is 600-500 = Rs.100

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7. A shopkeeper calculates profit percentage on the cost price and another on the selling price. What will be their difference in profits, if both claim a profit of 25% on the goods sold for 4,000 ?​

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7. A shopkeeper calculates profit percentage on the cost price and another on the selling price. What will be their difference in profits, if both claim a profit of 25% on the goods sold for 4,000 ?