Math, asked by Gyan678, 3 months ago

Find the profit % If CP is 80 and SP is 100.

Answers

Answered by nitinr4123
5

Step-by-step explanation:

profit% = ((SP - CP)/CP)*100

= (100-80)/80 * 100

= 20*100/80

= 25%

Answered by Anonymous
220

Answer:

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  •  \bigstar \sf \purple{C.P}= \pink {80}
  •  \bigstar \sf \purple{S.P} = \pink {100}

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  • \bigstar\sf \purple{Profit \: Percentage}=\pink{?}

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  •  \bigstar \sf \purple{Profit} =  \pink{S.P - C.P}

  •  \bigstar \sf \purple{Profit \: \%}=  {\dfrac \pink{Profit \times 100} \pink{C.P} }

Where

  •   \star\small \sf \purple{S.P }= \pink{Selling\: Price}
  •  \star \small \sf \purple{C.P} = \pink {Cost\: Price }

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Firstly We Find the Profit.

:  \red\implies \sf \pink{Profit } =  \purple {S.P - C.P}

:   \red\implies \sf \pink{Profit} =  \purple{100 - 80}

:  \red \implies \sf \pink{Profit} = \purple {₹ 20}

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Now we Find the Profit Percentage

:  \red \implies\sf \pink{Profit \: \%}=  {\dfrac \purple{Profit \times 100} \purple{C.P} }

:  \red \implies\sf \pink{Profit \: \%} = { \dfrac \purple{20 \times 100} \purple{80} }

:\red \implies \sf \pink{Profit \: \%} =  \cancel\dfrac \purple{2000} \purple{80}

 :  \red\implies \sf \pink{Profit\%} = \purple{25 \%}

 \Large \boxed {\sf \purple{P} \mathfrak \purple{rofit \% =  \sf \pink{25 \%}}}

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The Profit Percentages is 25 %..

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