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\underline{\underline{To Find:}}

  • The profit or loss percentage, if the object is sold at ₹675 .

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\underline{\underline{Given:}}

loss\% = 6\%

S·P = s_{1} = 564

S·P = s_{2} = 675

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\underline{\underline{Taken:}}

let the C·P be x.....

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\underline{\underline{We\:Know:}}

 profit = S·P - C·P

loss = C·P - S·P

P\% = \bigg(\dfrac{P}{C·P} × 100\bigg)\%

L\% = \bigg(\dfrac{L}{C·P} × 100\bigg)\%

S·P = \bigg(1 - \dfrac{P}{100} of C·P\bigg)

S·P = \bigg(1 - \dfrac{L}{100} of C·P\bigg)

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\underline{\underline{Concept:}}

For Finding the profit or loss percentage , when the pair of jeans is sold at ₹675 , first we have to find out the C·P of the pair of jeans.

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\large\underline{\underline{Solution:}}

  • \underline{To\:Find\:the\:C·P\:of\:the\:pair\:of\:jeans:}

Using the formula ,

S·P = \bigg(1 - \dfrac{L}{100} of C·P\bigg)

\Rightarrow 564 = \bigg(1 - \dfrac{6}{100} of x\bigg)

\Rightarrow 564 = \bigg(\dfrac{100 - 6}{100} of x\bigg)

\Rightarrow 564 = \bigg(\dfrac{94}{100} of x\bigg)

\Rightarrow 564 = \bigg(\dfrac{94x}{100}\bigg)

\Rightarrow 56400 = 94x

\Rightarrow \dfrac{56400}{94} = x

\Rightarrow 600 = x

{\boxed{\therefore C·P = R.s 600}}

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  • \text{To find the profit or loss percentage when the selling price is 675}

Since the S·P is greater than the C·P it is a profit.

we know ,

\therefore profit = S·P - C·P

\Rightarrow P = 675 - 600

\Rightarrow P = 75

{\boxed{\therefore P = 75}}

\underline{\underline{Profit\:percentage:}}

we know;

\therefore P\% = \bigg(\dfrac{P}{C·P} × 100\bigg)\%

\Rightarrow P\% = \bigg(\dfrac{74}{600} × 100\bigg)\%

\Rightarrow P\% = \bigg(\dfrac{74}{6}\bigg)\%

\Rightarrow P\% = \bigg(\dfrac{37}{3}\bigg)\%

\Rightarrow P\% = 12.3(Approx.)\%

{\boxed{\therefore P\% = 12.3\%}}

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