Math, asked by anushka3220, 1 year ago

c.p 6200. s.p 6000 profit ? loss ? profit percentage? loss percentage what is the answer​

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Answered by Rose08
22

\bf\huge\underline\red{Answer}

There is loss of 3.22 % respectively.

Explanation :-

Given :

Cost Price = Rs. 6200

Selling Price = Rs. 6000

To find :

The profit or loss percentage

Solution :

Since, C.P > S.P

There is a loss.

Therefore, Loss = (C.P - S.P)

= Rs.(6200 - 6000)

= Rs.200

Hence, the loss is Rs.200

We know that,

l\% =  (\dfrac{l}{cp}  \times 100)\%

 \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  =  (\dfrac{200}{6200}  \times 100)\%

 \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  = 3.22\%

Hence, the loss percentage is 3.22%

Answered by VivekKumar1234567
0

Answer:

There is loss of 3.22 % respectively.

Explanation :-

Given :

Cost Price = Rs. 6200

Selling Price = Rs. 6000

To find :

The profit or loss percentage

Solution :

Since, C.P > S.P

There is a loss.

Therefore, Loss = (C.P - S.P)

= Rs.(6200 - 6000)

= Rs.200

Hence, the loss is Rs.200

We know that,

l\% = (\dfrac{l}{cp} \times 100)\%l%=(

cp

l

×100)%

\: \: \: \: \: \: \: = (\dfrac{200}{6200} \times 100)\%=(

6200

200

×100)%

\: \: \: \: \: \: \: = 3.22\%=3.22%

Hence, the loss percentage is 3.22%

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