Math, asked by kavyaraaj3131, 7 months ago

A’ gains 10% more profit than ‘B’ then what percent of loss occurs to ‘B’ than ‘A’? *​

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

When a person sells two similar items, one at a gain of say “x%”, and the other at a loss of “x%”, then the seller always incurrs a loss.

Loss%= (x/10)^2 %

Here x is common gain or loss percent

Coming to the question

Common gain or loss% = 10%

Using the formula:-

Loss%= (10/10)^2 % = 1%

Thus after transaction the seller will incurr loss of 1%.

Hopefully it helps.

Answered by Aasma00
0

Answer:

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