Math, asked by malikinam1351, 11 months ago

Ali sold his old car 43000 he was bought it for 50000 what is his percentage loss

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Answered by isafsafiya
3

Answer:

14%

Step-by-step explanation:

cost price of car is =50000

selling price of car =43000

L = Cp - s.p

= 50000 -43000

=7000

as we know formula of L%

l \%=  \frac{l}{cp}  \:  \times 100

L =

 \frac{7000}{50000}  \times 100

L% =14%

Answered by Anonymous
118

AnswEr :

\bold{Given} \begin{cases} \sf{Cost \: Price=Rs. \:  50000} \\ \sf{Selling \:  Price=Rs. \: 43000}  \\  \sf{Loss \:  Percentage=?}\end{cases}

As Car is being sold at less than the purchase price, therefore there will be loss.

⇒ Loss = Cost Price - Selling Price

⇒ Loss = Rs. 50000 - Rs. 43000

Loss = Rs. 7000

Now we will calculate loss% with formula

\Longrightarrow  \rm{Loss\%= \dfrac{Loss}{CP} \times 100}

⠀⠀⠀⠀⋆ Plugging the Values

\Longrightarrow  \rm{Loss\%= \dfrac{70 \cancel{00}}{5\cancel{0000}} \times  \cancel{100}}

\Longrightarrow  \rm{Loss\%= \dfrac{70}{5}}

\Longrightarrow  \large \boxed{ \rm{Loss\% = 14\%}}

There will be loss of 14% on the car.

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