A shopkeeper had sold some oranges at rupees 45 . He had some loss. The loss is equal to CP of 12 oranges. Find the loss percent.
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let us assume person buy 7 orange
his cost of 7 orange = 1
as he wants 40% profit ,
his selling price for 7 orange will be = 1+ 40% of 1= 1.4
selling price of one orange = 1.4/7 = 0.2
in 1 rupee number of orange he will sell = 1/0.2=5
let us assume person buy 7 orange
his cost of 7 orange = 1
as he wants 40% profit ,
his selling price for 7 orange will be = 1+ 40% of 1= 1.4
selling price of one orange = 1.4/7 = 0.2
in 1 rupee number of orange he will sell = 1/0.2=5
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Hello mate
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The person bought 7 oranges.
cost of 7 orange = 1
Profit = 40%
Sp of 7 orange = 1 + 40 % of 1
=1.4
Sp of one orange = 1.4÷ 7
= 0.2
In one rupees numper of coin he will sell
=>1 ÷ 0.2
=>5
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Thanks
here's your answer
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The person bought 7 oranges.
cost of 7 orange = 1
Profit = 40%
Sp of 7 orange = 1 + 40 % of 1
=1.4
Sp of one orange = 1.4÷ 7
= 0.2
In one rupees numper of coin he will sell
=>1 ÷ 0.2
=>5
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Thanks
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