Math, asked by ganesh12335, 4 months ago

if CP is equal to 12.50 rupees and loss is equal to 13.33% then what's the SP price​

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Answered by IIMidnightHunterII
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\LARGE\textbf{\underline{\underline{Given :-}}}

\large\leadsto\textsf{C.P. is = 12.50 Rs.}

\large\leadsto\textsf{Loss occurred = $13.33 \% $}

\LARGE\textbf{\underline{\underline{To find  :-}}}

  • \large\textsf{S.P. is = ?}

\LARGE\textbf{\underline{\underline{Formula :-}}}

\boxed{\Longrightarrow\large\textbf\textcolor{violet}{$Loss \% = \cfrac{Loss}{C.P.} × 100$}}

\boxed{\Longrightarrow\large\textsf\textcolor{lime}{C.P. = S.P. + Loss}}

\LARGE\textbf{\underline{\underline{Solution :-}}}

  • \large\textsf{$Loss = 13.33 \%$}
  • \large\textsf{C.P. = 12.50 Rs.}

By using the formula :-

\therefore\large\textsf{$ 13.33 \% = \cfrac{Loss}{12.50} × 100$}

\therefore\large\textsf{$\cfrac{13.33}{100} = \cfrac{Loss}{12.50} × 100$}

\therefore\large\textsf{$\cfrac{13.33 × 12.50}{100 × 100} = Loss$}

\therefore\large\textsf{$\cancel\cfrac{166.625}{10000} = Loss $}

\boxed{\therefore\large\textbf\textcolor{violet}{0.0166625 = Loss}}

By using :-

\therefore\large\textsf{C.P. = S.P. = Loss}

\therefore\large\textsf{12.50 = S.P. + 0.0166.625}

\therefore\large\textsf{12.50 - 0.0166625 = S.P.}

\boxed{\therefore\large\textbf{12.483375 = S.P.}}

\boxed{\therefore\large\textbf\textcolor{red}{S.P. = 12.483375 Rs.}}

More Formulas :-

  • \large\textsf\textcolor{green}{Profit = S.P. - C.P.}

  • \large\textsf\textcolor{orange}{Loss = C.P. - S.P.}

  • \large\textsf\textcolor{magenta}{$Profit \% = \cfrac{Profit}{C.P.} × 100 $}

  • \large\textsf\textcolor{lime}{$Loss \% = \cfrac{Loss}{C.P. } × 100$}

Here :-

➾ C.P. = Cost Price .

➾ S.P. = Selling Price .

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