Math, asked by vasudevanr35, 2 months ago

A T-shirt bought for ₹ 110 is sold at ₹90 find the loss percentage

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Answered by gadadasusravanthi46
5

Answer:

cost price of T-shirt = 110

selling price of T shirt = 90

loss =cp-sp 110-90 = ₹20

loss% = loss/cp. 100

20/110 . 100

200/11 =18.18%

therefore, the loss percentage = 18.18%

hope you understand guys

Answered by Anonymous
118

Answer:

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