Math, asked by mukeshsingh42346, 3 months ago

. A shopkeeper purchased a pair of shoes for Rs 780 and spent Rs 20 on its box. He sold it at a profit of Rs 80, then the S.P. of the shoes is ....


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Answered by Riaop
2

Answer:

S P of shoes

(Profit = S P - C P)

then, S P of shoes = Profit + C P (Actual)

= 80 + 820

= 900 Rs.

Answered by sajiv2580
0

Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given that , CP of shoes = Rs. 800

Overhead charges = Rs. 20

1.) Actual CP ( total cost ) = CP + Overhead charges

= 800+20 = Rs. 820

2.) SP = CP + Profit

Sp = 820 + 80

Sp = Rs. 900

3.) Profit % = Profit / Cp × 100

P% = 80/800 × 100

P% = 10%

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