Math, asked by ranichandrakanthan12, 10 months ago

calcalculate the profit persent or loss persent if cp is Rs 332 and sp is Rs 350​

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Step-by-step explanation:

cp = 332 rupees

sp = 350 rupees

Profit = 350-332 = 18 rupees

profit % = profit/cp × 100

= 18/332 × 100

= 1800/332 = 450/83 = 5.42 %

Answered by meenakshichambyal49
0

Answer:

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