Math, asked by vklm9290, 1 year ago

Find the loss per cent when
S.P=₹1272
Loss=₹328

Answers

Answered by shivaniraj127
11

Step-by-step explanation:

S.P =₹1272

Loss =₹328

C.P = loss + S.

= 1272 + 328 = 1600

loss%= ( loss/C.P×100) %

= (328/1600×100) %

= 20.5%

Answered by ItzMysticalBoy
18

\huge {\red {\mathfrak{Question :-}}}

  • Find the loss per cent when : SP = Rs 1272 and Loss = Rs 328

\huge {\pink{\mathfrak{Solution :-}}}

\underline{\bold {Given:}}

  • SP=Rs 1272
  • Loss = Rs 328

\underline{\bold {To\:Find:}}

  • The loss per cent.

To Find loss per cent first Find CP .

\boxed {\sf{CP=SP+Loss.}}

\longrightarrow {\tt{CP=SP+Loss}}\\  \\  \longrightarrow {\tt{CP = Rs \: (1272 +  328)}} \\  \\ \longrightarrow {\tt{CP  = 1600}}

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\boxed {\sf{loss\% =  (\frac{Loss}{CP}  \times 100)\%}}

 \longrightarrow {\tt{Loss\% = (\frac{Loss}{CP}  \times 100)\%}} \\  \\\longrightarrow {\tt{Loss\%  =  (\frac{328}{1600} \times 100 )\%}} \\  \\  \longrightarrow {\tt{Loss\%  = 20.5\%}}

\green {\therefore{\bf {The\:loss\:per\:cent \:is\:20.5\%.}}}

\rule {197}{2}

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