Math, asked by ishaant4983, 8 months ago

Formula for selling price if cost price and profit percent is given

Answers

Answered by subhashnidevi4878
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Selling price =\frac{cp \times pp}{100}

Step-by-step explanation:

Selling price =\frac{cp \times pp}{100}

where,

cp = cost price

pp = percentage of profit.

Answered by PiaDeveau
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Selling price of a commodity

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Cost price

Profit percent

Find:

Selling price.

Computation:

Selling price = Cost price [1 + (Profit percent / 100)]

Example:

Cost price = 100

Profit percent = 25%

Selling price = Cost price [1 + (Profit percent / 100)]

Selling price = 100 [1 + (25 / 100)]

Selling price = 100 [1.25]

Selling price = 125

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