A person calculates 33 1/3% profit at sp . find his profit at cp.
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Let's see what we have here. A shopkeeper sold Item X for a his selling price (SP).
Let SP = x
Since the question says that Profit is 25% of the selling price, we have:
Profit = 25% SP = 0.25x
Now, we already know that:
Profit = SP - Cost
This part is the catch. To find out how much Item X originally cost,
Cost = SP - Profit = x - 0.25x = 0.75x
Now that we know the original cost of Item X, we can easily calculate the Real profit % using this formula:
= (Profit/Cost)*100
= (0.25x/0.75x)*100
= 33%
this example help u
Let's see what we have here. A shopkeeper sold Item X for a his selling price (SP).
Let SP = x
Since the question says that Profit is 25% of the selling price, we have:
Profit = 25% SP = 0.25x
Now, we already know that:
Profit = SP - Cost
This part is the catch. To find out how much Item X originally cost,
Cost = SP - Profit = x - 0.25x = 0.75x
Now that we know the original cost of Item X, we can easily calculate the Real profit % using this formula:
= (Profit/Cost)*100
= (0.25x/0.75x)*100
= 33%
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
so,
(sp-cp)/sp = 1/3
* 3sp-3cp=sp
* 2sp=3cp
*(2/3)sp=cp
now,
profit on cp=(sp-cp)/cp
* (sp-(2/3)sp/(2/3)sp)*100
* (sp/2sp)*100
=50%
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