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border TV for 15000 and sold it for 1400 14100 find the loss percent​

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Answered by Anonymous
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A man border TV for 15000 Rs and sold it for 14100 Rs.find the loss percent ?

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Cost Price = 15000 Rs

Selling Price = 14100 Rs

\large{\boxed{\orange{\sf{Loss \: = \: Cost \: Price \: - \: Selling \: Price}}}}

(Putting Values)

Loss = 15000 - 14100

⇒ Loss = 900 Rs.

Now,

\large{\boxed{\green{\sf{Loss \: \% \: = \frac{Loss \: \times \: 100}{Cost \: Price}}}}}

Loss % = (900 * 100)/15000

Loss % = 90000/15000

Loss % = 6%

\Huge{\boxed{\purple{\sf{Loss \: \%  \: = \: 6 \: \%}}}}

Answered by Anonymous
54

Given ,

Cost price = 15000 Rs

Selling price = 14100 Rs

We know that ,

  \large\red {\sf \fbox{ \fbox{Loss = Cost \:  price - Selling \:  price </p><p>}}}

Substitute the values , we obtain

 \sf \implies Loss = 15000 - 14100 \\  \\ \sf \implies Loss  = 900 \:  \:  Rs

Now ,

 \pink{ \large \sf \fbox{ \fbox{Loss   \: \% =  \frac{Loss}{Cost \:  price } \times  100 }}}

Putting the values , we get

 \sf \implies Loss \:   \% =  \frac{900}{ \cancel{15000}}  \times  \cancel{100} \\  \\\sf \implies  \: Loss \:   \% =  \frac{ \cancel{900}}{ \cancel{150}}  \\  \\\sf \implies Loss \:   \% =  6

Hence , the loss percentage is 6 %

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