Math, asked by chauhansnisha5, 6 months ago

find the profit percent of loss percent in the case-a cupboard bought for 2500 and sold at Rs 3000​

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Answered by shaktisrivastava1234
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 \Huge  \underline{\fbox {\red{Correct Question:}}}

 \sf{If  \: a  \: cardboard  \: is  \: bought \:  for  \: ₹2,500  \: and  \: sold \:  in \:  ₹3,000,}

 \sf{find \:  the \:  percent  \: or  \: loss \:  percent. }

 \Huge \underline {\fbox{ \red{Answer:}}}

 \Large \bf {\underline{Given}}

 \sf \implies{Cost  \: price=₹2,500}

 \sf \implies{Selling  \: price=₹3,000}

 \Large \bf \underline{To \:  find}

 \sf \leadsto{Profit \:  percent  \: or  \: Loss  \: percent.}

 \Large \bf \underline{Concept  \: used}

 \sf {\mapsto{If \:  Selling  \: price  >  Cost  \: price,then,profit  \: is  \: required.}}

 \Large \bf \underline{Formula  \: used}

 \boxed { \rightarrow{\bf{Profit=Selling \:  price  - Cost \:  price}}}

 \boxed { \rightarrow{\bf{Profit \: percent= \frac{Profit}{Cost\: price}  \times 100}}}

 \Large \bf \underline{According  \: to \:  Question}

\sf \longrightarrow{Profit=Selling \:  price  - Cost \:  price}

 \sf \longmapsto{Profit=₹3,000  -₹2,500}

 \sf \longmapsto{Profit=₹500}

 \sf{\longrightarrow{Profit \: percent= \frac{Profit}{Cost\: price}  \times 100}}

\sf{\longmapsto{Profit \: percent= \frac{₹500}{₹2,500}  \times 100}}

\sf{\longmapsto{Profit \: percent= \frac{₹500}{₹25} = 20\%}}

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