A shop keeper sells 20 pencils for the same money as he paid for25.what is his gain percent
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cost price of 25 pencils is same as selling price of 20 pencils.
If 25 pencils costs RS.100 then cost of 1 pencil would be (100/25) which is RS.4
If selling price of 20 pencils is Rs.100 then selling price of 1 pencil would be (100/20) which would be RS.5
So if shopkeeper sells all the 25 pencils then the amount he gains would be (25*5) which is RS. 125
Therefore the amount he gains would be (125-100) which is Rs.25
So the gain percent would be (25/100)*100 which further results in 25%
If 25 pencils costs RS.100 then cost of 1 pencil would be (100/25) which is RS.4
If selling price of 20 pencils is Rs.100 then selling price of 1 pencil would be (100/20) which would be RS.5
So if shopkeeper sells all the 25 pencils then the amount he gains would be (25*5) which is RS. 125
Therefore the amount he gains would be (125-100) which is Rs.25
So the gain percent would be (25/100)*100 which further results in 25%
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Answer:
25%
Step-by-step explanation:
Let cost of each pencil be Rs 1.
Given SP of 20 pencils = CP of 25 pencils
Then Profit = 25 - 20 = 5
Profit % = 5/20 × 100 = 25 %
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