A bat is bought for ₹ 120 and sold for ₹ 105 the loss per cent
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GIVEN,
COST PRICE OF THE BAR = Rs. 120
SELLING PRICE OF THE BAR = Rs. 105
°•° SELLING PRICE IS GREATER THAN COST PRICE,
SO, THERE IS A LOSS .
•°• LOSS = SELLING PRICE - COST PRICE
= Rs. ( 120 - 105 )
= Rs. 15
•°• LOSS PERCENT = LOSS / COST PRICE × 100
= 15 / 105 × 100
= 14.285
= 14.29 %
➡ 14.29%
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GIVEN,
COST PRICE OF THE BAR = Rs. 120
SELLING PRICE OF THE BAR = Rs. 105
°•° SELLING PRICE IS GREATER THAN COST PRICE,
SO, THERE IS A LOSS .
•°• LOSS = SELLING PRICE - COST PRICE
= Rs. ( 120 - 105 )
= Rs. 15
•°• LOSS PERCENT = LOSS / COST PRICE × 100
= 15 / 105 × 100
= 14.285
= 14.29 %
➡ 14.29%
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