Math, asked by summaiyaahmed1810200, 7 months ago

Cost price dollar 50
selling price dollar 45
find profit price
step by step please a request

Answers

Answered by menishray13
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Loss= C.P - S.P

Loss = 50- 45

Loss = $5

Bro/ Sis this loss not profit because C.P is more and S.P is less.

Answered by Anonymous
23

\sf\red{CORRECT~QUESTION}

Cost price dollar 50

selling price dollar 45

find loss.

(If C.P is greater than S.P than there is loss not profit)

\sf\red{Given:-}

C.P. = $50

S.P. = $45

\sf\red{To~find:-}

Loss = ?

\sf\orange{Solution:-}

Formula to find Loss = C.P - S.P

Put the given values.

LOSS = $50-$45

= $5

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Some Formulas :-

sp \: = \dfrac{cp(100 - l\%)}{100}

This formula is used to find selling price when cost price and loss percent is given.

cp = \dfrac{(sp \times 100)}{100 + profit\%}

This formula is used to find cost price when selling price and profit percent is given.

cp = \dfrac{(sp \times 100)}{100 - loss\%}

This formula is used to find cost price when loss percent and selling price is given.

▪ Gain (Profit) = SP - CP

▪ Loss = CP- SP

gain\% = \dfrac{gain \times 100}{cp}

loss\% = \dfrac{loss \times 100}{cp}

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