Math, asked by rudrasarkar11, 9 days ago

how to find loss percent if cost price is not given ?​

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Answered by abhikshit09
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Loss % = Loss/Cost Price × 100.

in case cost price is not give you can take cost price as x

for eg.

if loss is 2% = 2%/x × 100

hence you have to find The valu of 'X'

hope it helps.

Answered by vikrantchoudhary1975
0

Answer:

hope it will help

Loss % = loss / cost price × 100 .

In case cost price is not given you can take cost price as ×

example

if lost is 2 % = 2 % / x ×100

Now you have to find the value of X.

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