Math, asked by jillelarasagna, 8 months ago

Find the loss/gain (in percent) in each of the following
1. C.P = Rs.80 ; S.P = Rs.88
2. C.P=Rs.575;S.P=Rs.700
3. C.P = Rs.200 ; S.P = Rs.175
4. C.P = Rs. 1000 ; S.P = Rs. 1250

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Answered by jasspreet007

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A is the right answer sure

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