Math, asked by Shivaneswararaj1234, 10 months ago

A shop keeper earns a profit of ₹250 on every chair and a loss of ₹175 on every table he sells. Find his profit or loss if he sells 12 chairs and 9 tables on a particular day.

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Answered by radhakrishnansangeet

1

Answer:

PROFIT = ₹1425

Step-by-step explanation:

₹250 * 12 = ₹3000

₹175 * 9 = ₹1425

₹3000

-₹1425

₹1425

Answered by ish10808

3

Profit = ₹3000(after buying the chairs)
Loss = ₹1575( after selling the tables)
Difference= 1425
Hence profit > loss

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