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if cost price of 20 pencils = selling price of 16 pencils. Find the profit percentage. ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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\sf{\star} Given:-

CP of 20 pencils = SP of 16 pencils.

\sf{\star} To find:-

The profit percentage.

\sf{\star} Assumption:-

Let the CP of 20 pencils = SP of 16 pencils = x

\sf{\star} Solution:-

CP of 20 pencils = x

CP of 1 pencil = \sf{\dfrac{x}{20}}

SP of 16 pencils = x

SP of 1 pencil = \sf{\dfrac{x}{16}}

Here,

SP > CP

Hence there is a profit.

Therefore,

Profit = SP - CP

= \sf{Profit = \dfrac{x}{16}-\dfrac{x}{20}}

= \sf{Profit = \dfrac{5x-4x}{80}}

= \sf{Profit = \dfrac{x}{80}}

Now,

\sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{Profit}{CP}\times100}

= \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{x}{80}} ÷ \sf{\dfrac{x}{16}\times 100}

= \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{x}{80}\times \dfrac{16}{x}\times100}

= \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{\cancel{x}}{\cancel{80}}\times \dfrac{\cancel{16}}{\cancel{x}}\times 100}

= \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{1}{5}\times100}

= \sf{Profit\% = 20\%}

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\sf{\star} Important notes:-

  • When SP > CP there is a profit.

  • When CP > SP there is a loss.

  • Loss = CP - SP

  • Profit = SP - CP

  • \sf{Loss\% = \dfrac{Loss}{CP}\times100}

  • \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{Profit}{CP}\times 100}

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Answered by itsmysticaldimple
1

\sf{\star} Given:-

CP of 20 pencils = SP of 16 pencils.

\sf{\star} To find:-

The profit percentage.

\sf{\star} Assumption:-

Assumption:-Let the CP of 20 pencils = SP of 16 pencils = x

\sf{\star} Solution:-

CP of 20 pencils = x

CP of 1 pencil = \sf{\dfrac{x}{20}}

SP of 16 pencils = x

SP of 1 pencil = \sf{\dfrac{x}{16}}

Here,

SP > CP

Hence there is a profit.

Therefore,

Profit = SP - CP

= \sf{Profit = \dfrac{x}{16}-\dfrac{x}{20}}

= \sf{Profit = \dfrac{5x-4x}{80}}

= \sf{Profit = \dfrac{x}{80}}

Now,

\sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{Profit}{CP}\times100}

= \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{x}{80}} ÷ \sf{\dfrac{x}{16}\times 100}

= \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{x}{80}\times \dfrac{16}{x}\times100}

= \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{\cancel{x}}{\cancel{80}}\times \dfrac{\cancel{16}}{\cancel{x}}\times 100}

= \sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{1}{5}\times100}

= \sf{Profit\% = 20\%}

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\sf{\star} Important notes:-

Important notes:-When SP > CP there is a profit.

When CP > SP there is a loss.

Loss = CP - SP

Profit = SP - CP

\sf{Loss\% = \dfrac{Loss}{CP}\times100}

\sf{Profit\% = \dfrac{Profit}{CP}\times 100}

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