Math, asked by mustaquetarannum, 16 days ago

A retailer buys a toy car rupee 225 and pays rupee 25 for other expenses.if he sells it for rupee 380 determine his gain or loss percent ​

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Answered by spbankingandsscserie
34

Explanation -:

Given :

  • Cost Price of the toy = ₹ 225
  • Money spent in other expenses = ₹ 25
  • Selling price of the toy = ₹ 380

To Find :

  • Gain or loss%

Solution :

C.P. of toy = Bought price + overhead expenses

Net C.P. of the toy = ₹ (225 + 25) = ₹ 250

S.P. = ₹ 380

Since, S.P. > C.P., the retailer gain

 \large\rm{ \fbox{ Gain = S.P - C.P}}

 \small{\rm{\bf{Gain = ₹(380 - 250) }}}

 \small\rm{Gain = ₹ \: 130}

 \large\rm{ \boxed{Gain\% = \frac{Gain}{CP}× 100}}

 \small\rm Gain\%  = \frac{130}{250}× 100

 \small\rm{Gain\% =52\%}

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 \large\sf \underline {{ \fbox{Additional  \: information}}}

 • \: \small\rm{Loss = CP - SP}

• \:  \small\rm{Loss =  \frac{Loss}{CP}  \times 100}

To Find SP when CP and Gain% is given

•  \: \small\rm{SP = \frac{100 + Gain\%}{100}× CP}

To Find SP when CP and Loss% is given

 •  \: \small\rm {SP = \frac{100 - Loss\%}{100}× CP}

To Find CP when SP and Gain% is given

•  \: \small\rm{CP= \frac{100}{100 + Gain\%}× SP}

To Find CP when SP and Loss% is given

• \:  \small\rm{ CP = \frac{100}{100 - Loss\%}× SP}

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NOTE :

CP means Cost Price

SP means Selling price

Answered by hiyaelegent
16

Answer:

Explanation -:

 \sf \: Given :

Cost  \: Price  \: of  \: the \:  toy = ₹ 225

Money \:  spent \:  in  \: other expenses \:  = ₹ 25

Selling price of the toy = ₹ 380

To Find :

 \rm \: Gain  \: or  \: loss%

Solution :

C.P. of toy = Bought price + overhead expenses

Net C.P. of the toy = ₹ (225 + 25) = ₹ 250

S.P. = ₹ 380

Since, S.P. > C.P., the retailer gain

Gain = S.P - C.P

 Gain=₹130

\large\rm{ \boxed{Gain\% = \frac{Gain}{CP}× 100}}

\small\rm Gain\% = \frac{130}{250}

\small\rm{Gain\% =52\%}

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