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A shopkeeper decides to sell something for a price 100 rupees
more than what he bought it for. If the had bough
rupees, at what price would be selt? What if the price on which
he bought is 600 rupees? Here what is the relation between the
prices at which he bought and the price at which he selle
This hundred rupee increase in price is called the profit in the sale
he wants a profit of 150 rupees, what would be the relation between
how much the shopkeeper bought it for and how much the sells for
What if he wants a profit of 200 rupees? Write down these relations
using letters
How do we write in general, the relation between the prices which
shopkeeper buys something the price at which he sells and the
profit? Adding the profit to the prices which it is bought gives the
price at which it is sold.
Cwriting the price at which it is bought as the profit as p and the
price at which it is sold as sweet
In what other ways can you write this relation?​

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