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A shopkeeper sells 5 kg of rice for the cost price of 4kg of rice find his loss percent

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Answered by rorylyle27642
1

Answer:

there is not a cost price mention

Answered by smithasijotsl
0

Answer:

Loss percent = 20%

Step-by-step explanation:

Given,

A shopkeeper sells 5 kg of rice for the cost price of 4kg of rice

To find,

The loss percent

Solution:

Recall the formula

Loss percent = \frac{Loss}{CP}X100

Let 'x' be the Cost price(CP) of 1 kg rice

The cost price of 5kg of rice = 5x

The cost price of 4kg of rice = 4x

Since it is given that,  shopkeeper sells 5 kg of rice for the cost price of 4kg of rice.

Selling price (SP) of 5 kg rice = cost price of 4kg = 4x

CP of 5 kg rice = 5x

SP of 5 kg rice = 4x

Since 5x>4x, we have CP>SP

Since CP>SP, there is loss

Loss = CP - SP = 5x - 4x = x

Loss percent = \frac{Loss}{CP}X100

= \frac{x}{5x}X100%

= \frac{100}{5}%

= 20%

∴ Loss percent = 20%

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