Math, asked by siyoan, 1 year ago

find the profit and profit percentage when a toy is bought for 800 and sold for 848

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Answered by AKMATHS1
13
profit percentage =profit/s.p.×100
let the profit percentage be x
then a/q
x=48/800×100
x=6℅
so we have profit of 6℅
Answered by stylishtamilachee
12

Answer:

Profit = Rs. 48 and Profit % = 6%

Step-by-step explanation:

C. P of toy = ₹ 800

C. P of toy = ₹ 800S.p of toy = ₹ 848

C. P of toy = ₹ 800S.p of toy = ₹ 848∴ profit = S.p - c.p

C. P of toy = ₹ 800S.p of toy = ₹ 848∴ profit = S.p - c.p = 848-800

C. P of toy = ₹ 800S.p of toy = ₹ 848∴ profit = S.p - c.p = 848-800

C. P of toy = ₹ 800S.p of toy = ₹ 848∴ profit = S.p - c.p = 848-800 =₹ 48

Profit % = Profit / C.P x 100

P x 100= 48/800 x 100

P x 100= 48/800 x 100= 6%

Notes :-

1. The price at which a buyer purchases an article is called the cost price (cp) of the article for the buyer.

1. The price at which a buyer purchases an article is called the cost price (cp) of the article for the buyer.2. The price at which a seller sells an article is called the selling price (sp) of the article for the seller.

1. The price at which a buyer purchases an article is called the cost price (cp) of the article for the buyer.2. The price at which a seller sells an article is called the selling price (sp) of the article for the seller.3. a) if the sp of an article is more than its CP, there is a profit for the seller.

1. The price at which a buyer purchases an article is called the cost price (cp) of the article for the buyer.2. The price at which a seller sells an article is called the selling price (sp) of the article for the seller.3. a) if the sp of an article is more than its CP, there is a profit for the seller.b) if the cp of an article is more than its SP, there is a loss for the seller.

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