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complete the following table​

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Answered by xXIsmatXx
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The suitable formulas for completing the table are:

Total cost price = C.P = C.P + expenses.

Selling price of the article = Profit + C.P

Profit of the article = C.P – S.P

Loss of the article = S.P – C.P

Percentage profit =Profit C.P×100

Percentage loss =LossC.P×100

For row 1,

Total cost price = C.P + expense = 750 + 50

Total cost price = = Rs.800

Now, total cost price and profit are given. So, the selling price is:

S.P = Profit + C.P =800+80

S.P = Rs. 880

Percentage profit =Profit C.P×100=80800×100

Percentage profit = 10 percent.

Loss = Percentage loss = 0.

For Row 2,

Total cost price = C.P + expenses = 4500 + 500

Total cost Price = Rs.5000

Loss = C.P – S.P

S.P = C.P - Loss = 5000 - 1000

S.P = Rs.4000

Percentage loss =LossC.P×100=10005000×100=20

Percentage profit = Profit = 0.

For row 3,

Total C.P = C.P + expenses = 46000 + 40000 = 50000

Profit or loss = S.P – C.P = 60000 – 50000 = Rs.10000(Profit)

Percentage Profit =ProfitC.P×100

Percentage Profit =1000050000×100=20

Loss = Percentage loss = 0

For row 4,

Total C.P = C.P + expenses = 300 + 50 =350

Profit = S.P – C.P

Percentage Profit =ProfitC.P×100

Percentage profit × C.P 100=12×3.5Profit=42

S.P = Profit + C.P = 42 + 350 = Rs.392

Loss = Percentage loss = 0

For Row 5,

Total C.P = C.P + expense = 330 + 20 = Rs.350

Percentage loss =LossC.P×100

Percentage loss × C.P 100=0.1×350Loss=35

S.P = C.P - Loss = 350 – 35 = Rs. 315

Profit percent = 0.

Answered by llMrSwagerll
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Answer:

The suitable formulas for completing the table are:

Total cost price = C.P = C.P + expenses.

Selling price of the article = Profit + C.P

Profit of the article = C.P – S.P

Loss of the article = S.P – C.P

Percentage profit =Profit C.P×100

Percentage loss =LossC.P×100

For row 1,

Total cost price = C.P + expense = 750 + 50

Total cost price = = Rs.800

Now, total cost price and profit are given. So, the selling price is:

S.P = Profit + C.P =800+80

S.P = Rs. 880

Percentage profit =Profit C.P×100=80800×100

Percentage profit = 10 percent.

Loss = Percentage loss = 0.

For Row 2,

Total cost price = C.P + expenses = 4500 + 500

Total cost Price = Rs.5000

Loss = C.P – S.P

S.P = C.P - Loss = 5000 - 1000

S.P = Rs.4000

Percentage loss =LossC.P×100=10005000×100=20

Percentage profit = Profit = 0.

For row 3,

Total C.P = C.P + expenses = 46000 + 40000 = 50000

Profit or loss = S.P – C.P = 60000 – 50000 = Rs.10000(Profit)

Percentage Profit =ProfitC.P×100

Percentage Profit =1000050000×100=20

Loss = Percentage loss = 0

For row 4,

Total C.P = C.P + expenses = 300 + 50 =350

Profit = S.P – C.P

Percentage Profit =ProfitC.P×100

Percentage profit × C.P 100=12×3.5Profit=42

S.P = Profit + C.P = 42 + 350 = Rs.392

Loss = Percentage loss = 0

For Row 5,

Total C.P = C.P + expense = 330 + 20 = Rs.350

Percentage loss =LossC.P×100

Percentage loss × C.P 100=0.1×350Loss=35

S.P = C.P - Loss = 350 – 35 = Rs. 315

Profit percent = 0.

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