Math, asked by sadya25, 1 year ago

a shopkeeper sells his goods at 80% of their cost price. Find his gain or loss percent

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Answered by mkmsneha05
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So let the CP of the goods be ₹100(for convenience)
So as per question, he sells them for 80% of CP, that is:
80/100 ×100= 80(100 divided by 100 is 1)
So SP = ₹80
SP is less than CP. So it's a loss.
Loss= ₹100- ₹80= ₹20
Loss percentage= (Loss/CP) ×100
(20/100) × 100 =20% loss (as 100 divided by 100 is 1& 1×20=20)
Therefore the shopkeeper occured a loss of 20%.
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Answered by windyyork
17

Loss% is 20%.

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we have given that

Selling price at 80% of cost price.

Let the cost price be x

Selling price be \dfrac{80}{100}x=0.8x

Since, Selling price < cost price.

So, Loss = cost price - Selling price

Loss = x - 0.8x

Loss = 0.2x

So, Loss% would be

\dfrac{0.2x}{x}\times 100\\\\=0.2\times 100\\\\=20\%

Hence, loss% is 20%.

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