Math, asked by jaggill172, 10 months ago

a dishonest shopkeeper professes to sell sugar as its cost price,but uses a weight of 980 g for 1 kg.Find his profit percent

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Answered by sadhanagupta1290

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Step-by-step explanation:

Suppose the cost of 1kg sugar is 1000 rupees then according to question

Actual CP is 980 rupees

SP is 1000 rupees

Profit =SP-CP

=20

PROFIT PERCENT=P/CP*100

=2.04

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