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A radio is purchased for rs 1200 and sold for rs 1080 . Find loss percent ?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :

  • Radio is purchased for rs 1200 and sold for rs 1080 .

To find :

  • Loss percent

Solution :

C.P = Rs 1200 , S.P = Rs 1080

Loss = 1200 - 1080 = ₹ 120

and

Loss =  \frac{Loss}{C.P}  \times 100

 =  \frac{120}{1200}  \times 100 = 10

Hence , The loss percent is 10 .

Answered by Anonymous
3

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Given :-

  • Radio is purchased for rs 1200.

  • Radio is sold for rs 1080

To Find :

  • Loss percent

Solution

\bf\color{red}{loss\% =  \frac{CP - SP}{100} \times 100}

 \rm \pink{ =  \frac{1200 - 1080}{100} \times 100}

 \rm \blue{ =  \frac{ 120}{1200} \times 100}

 \rm \color{blue}{ = 10\%}

 \rm \color{hotpink}{ \therefore \: the \: loss \: percent \: is \: 10\%}

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Explanation :-

  • In the given question, we have to find loss percent.

  • We will use the formula loss % = CP-SP/100× 100 for finding the loss percent.

  • We will put the CP - 1200 and SP - 1080/100× 100

  • We will get the answer 10%

And we're done! :D

(Remember- Profit or loss percent is always calculated on Cost price (C.P).

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