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C.P = 500 S.P (Profit) = 20% Calculations (S.P)​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given:-

  • Cost Price, C.P = ₹ 500

  • Profit, P = 20 %

To find out:-

Find the Selling price, S.P ?

Formula used:-

 \boxed {\sf{S.P. = C.P.  \times  \frac{(100 + profit\%)}{100} }}

Solution:-

{\sf{S.P. = C.P.  \times  \dfrac{(100 + profit\%)}{100}} }

 \red \star  \sf{Putting \:  the  \: values  \blue{....}}

 \implies \sf{ 500 \times  \dfrac{(100 + 20)}{100} }

 \implies \sf{500 \times  \dfrac{12 0} {{100}} }

 \implies \sf{5 \times 120}

 \implies \sf{600}

Hence,the Selling price is ₹ 600 .

Additional information:-

  • Profit = S.P - C.P

  • Loss = C.P - S.P

  • Discount = M.P - S.P

  • Loss % = Loss/C.P. × 100

  • Discount % = Discount/M.P. × 100
Answered by Anonymous
6

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\huge\tt{GIVEN:}

  • C.P or Cost Price= 500
  • S.P or Selling Price = 20% (PROFIT)

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\huge\tt{TO~FIND:}

  • THE S.P or Selling Price

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\huge\tt{FORMULA~USED:}

{\fbox{\tt{SP = CP \times \dfrac{(100 + profit\%)}{100}}} }

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\huge\tt{SOLUTION:}

Putting these values here,

S.P. = 500 × (100 + 20) /100

S.P. = 500 × 120/100

S.P. = 5 × 120

S.P. = ₹600

Hence, The selling Price is 600

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