Math, asked by mokatemira, 4 months ago

if cp is 500 and sp is 600 find the profit in percentage

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Answered by XxArmyGirlxX
2

Answer:

20

Step-by-step explanation:

As CP < SP, there is a profit,

Profit = SP - CP = 600 - 500 = 100

Profit % = (100/500) × 100 = 100/5 = 20%

Answered by Anonymous
8

•Given-

  • SP = 600

  • CP = 500

•To find-

  • Profit percentage

~We know that

➛ \rm P\% =   \dfrac{ Profit} {CP}

~Where

➔P = Profit

➔SP = selling price

➔CP = cost price

•Solution-

➥ Profit = SP - CP

➥ Profit = 600 - 500

➥ Profit = 100

☆Profit %☆

➛ \rm P\% =   \dfrac{ Profit} {CP} \times 100

➛ \rm P\% =   \dfrac{  \cancel{100}} { \cancel{500}} \times 100

➛ \rm P\% =   \dfrac{ {1}} { {5}} \times 100

➛ \rm P\% =   \dfrac{ 100} {5}

➛ \rm P\% =   20\%

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☆More☆

Loss = CP - SP

Loss% = Loss/SP×100

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