Math, asked by DipuGhosh, 1 year ago

After selling an article profit is 62.5% more than cost price. If cost price increased by 37.5% but the selling price remains same. Then what is the new profit percent.​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Profit = 90.9%  or 18.18 %  

Step-by-step explanation:

Let say Cost Price = C

Profit =  62.5% more than cost price  = C + (62.5/100)C = 1.625C

Selling Price = C + 1.625C = 2.625C

cost price increased by 37.5%

=> Cost Price = C + (37.5/100)C = 1.375C

Selling Price = 2.625C

Profit = 2.625C - 1.375C = 1.25C

Profit % = (1.25C/1.375C) * 100  = 90.9 %

if Profit is 62.5% of cost Price

Profit =  (62.5/100)C = 0.625C

Selling Price = C + 0.625C = 1.625C

cost price increased by 37.5%

=> Cost Price = C + (37.5/100)C = 1.375C

Selling Price = 1.625C

Profit =1.625C - 1.375C = 0.25C

Profit % = (0.25C/1.375C) * 100  = 18.18 %

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