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a machine costs rs.375. if it sold at a loss of 20%, what will be its cost price as a percentage of its selling price

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Answered by lathamalathy

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Answered by chandresh126

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Given Data,

C.P (Cost Price) = Rs. 375

Loss percentage = 20%

So, S.P = 375 - {375 × 20/100} = Rs. 300

The cost price as a percentage of its selling price.

= > 300 × (X/100) = 375

= > 3X = 375

= > 125 %

125% will be its cost price as a percentage of its selling price.

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