Math, asked by ayushiranjan37, 1 day ago

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A shopkeeper buys t-shirts from a dealer at rate of
Rs.700 per t-shirt He sell them at a rate of

Rs-850 per t-shirt. He buys 10 t-shirts of same
type and at same rate. find the overall profit/
loss. Also profit percent /loss perfect​

Answers

Answered by khyatijoshi9999
6

Answer:

Step 1: Remember the formula for the profit percentage

Cost price: the amount of money paid for the commodity.

Sale price: the value for which the commodity is priced

Selling Price > Cost Price

Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price

Profit percentage = \frac{\text{ Profit }}{\text{ Cost price }}

Cost price

Profit

* 100

Selling Prices < Cost Prices

Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price

Loss percentage = \frac{\text{ Loss }}{\text{ Cost price }}

Cost price

Loss

* 100

Step 2: Identify the information given

Cost price of the one t-shirt = 700

Selling price of the one t-shirt = 850

Total number of t-shirts = 10

Total cost of 10 t-shirts = 700 * 10 = 7000

Total selling price of 10 t-shirts = 10 * 850 = 8500

Step 3: Calculate the profit percentage

Selling Price (8500) > (7000) Cost Price

Profit = Selling Price - Cost Price

Profit = 8500 - 7000 = 1500

Profit percentage = \frac{\text{ Profit }}{\text{ Cost price }}

Cost price

Profit

* 100

= \frac{1500}{7000} * 100 =

7000

1500

∗100

= \frac{15* 10}{7} =

7

15∗10

= 21.42 =21.42%

Hence, Profit percentage = 21.42 =21.42%

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