A sold an article to B at a loss 20% and B sold it to C at a profit of 20 %. If A had sold the article for the price C paid , what would have been his loss or gain percent.
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4% loss will be suffer by a in that case
Let's just say a have 100 if he sold it at 20 % loss that means he sold it for 80 and b sold it at 20% profit that mean 120%of 80 that is 96 if a sold at 96 to c than there is a loss of 4 on cost price that is 100 than 4 upon 100 multiplies 100 is equal to 4 that is loss he suffer
Let's just say a have 100 if he sold it at 20 % loss that means he sold it for 80 and b sold it at 20% profit that mean 120%of 80 that is 96 if a sold at 96 to c than there is a loss of 4 on cost price that is 100 than 4 upon 100 multiplies 100 is equal to 4 that is loss he suffer
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