Question

Hari borrowed rupees 450 from his friend at 6% per annum. he returned the amount after 8 month how much money did he pay?​

Answer 1

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Cost price of the pen = Rs. 5

Selling price of the pen = Rs. 7

➠ Profit = Rs 7 - Rs 5

➠ Rs 2

By spending Rs 5, Mohan has made a profit of Rs 2.

Formula used here:

• Profit% = Profit/CP × 100

Putting the values according to the given formula:

➠ Profit per cent = 2/5 × 100

➠ 40%

• Hence, the profit per cent is 40%

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Answer 2

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Cost price of the pen = Rs. 5

Selling price of the pen = Rs. 7

Profit = Rs 7 - Rs 5

= Rs 2

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By spending Rs 5, Mohan has made a profit of Rs 2.

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Profit per cent = $\frac{2}{5}$ × 100

➛ 40%

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