Math, asked by Sameetha25471, 1 year ago

An article is sold at 30% loss. If the selling price is increased by 50%, then what is the profit percentage?

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Answered by Haridasan
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profit is 5%, 5% is the answer


deepak070195: gawar pura ans de
Answered by lublana
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Answer:

Profit percentage is 5%.

Step-by-step explanation:

Let cost of an article=Rs 100

Loss=30%

Then we convert Loss percentage value into rupees by the given below formula

Loss in rupees=\frac{loss \;percent\; value}{100}\times Cost\; price

Loss=\frac{30}{100}\times100= Rs 30

Selling price=Cost price-Loss

Selling price=100-30=Rs 70

If the selling price is increased by 50%

It means we find 50 % value in rupees then add to selling price value

50%  of selling price =\frac{50}{100}\times 70=Rs 35

New selling price =35+70=Rs 105

Profit= Selling price- cost price=105-100=Rs 5

Profit %=\frac{profit }{cost \;price}\times 100

Profit %=\frac{5}{100}\times 100=5%

Profit percentage is 5%.

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