Math, asked by sahuayush9044, 2 months ago

A table was sold for 900 at a loss of 25%. If the same table was sold for 3950, what wo
have been the profit or loss per cent?
y costs him 340, find​

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Answered by pranjalawasthi21
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Answer:

sp =900

loss %= 25%

again sp is 3950

loss %= cp-sp /100 ×sp

loss %=39

Answered by yashaswisahu53
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Answer:

Solutions: -

Given: selling price of table = $ 900 Loss = 25%

Find the cost price of table: - CP = (SP x 100) / (100 - loss)

= $ (900 x 100) / (100 - 25)

= $ 90000/75 $ 1200

Now, we have Cost Price $ 1200 Selling Price = $ 950

Cost Price is greater than the Cost Price.

Therefore, Loss. Loss = C.P - S.P $ (1200 - 950)

= $ 250% 3D Loss%

= (loss 100) /C.P%

= (250 x 100) / 1200% 25000/1200%

= 20.83% approx.

Hence, Loss percent

= 20.83%

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