Question

If CP = Rs 200,SP = Rs 150,what profit or loss percent is there?​

Answer 1

Answer:

CP=₹200

SP=₹150

therefore CP ≥ SP = loss

loss = CP - SP

= 200 - 150

= 50

loss is of ₹ 50

loss percentage = loss÷CP×100

= 50 ÷ 200 × 100

= 0.25 × 100

= 25%

loss percent is 25%

hope it helps you

Answer 2

Answer:

Required loss percentage is 25%.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given CP=Cost price

$= 200$rupees

and SP=Selling price

$= 150$rupees.

Here we want to find profit or loss.

We know,

For Profit, Selling price>Cost price

So,Profit = Selling price-Cost price

And for Loss,Cost price> Selling price

So,Loss=Cost price-Selling price

Here Cost price is 200 rupees and Selling price is 150.

So we can say Cost price is greater than Selling price (Cost price> Selling price )

That's why here we need to find loss.

Therefore loss = $(200 - 150) = 50$rupees.

Now 200 means 100%

So 1 means $\frac{100}{200} \%$

and 50 means $\frac{100}{200} \times 50 = 25\%$

Required loss percentage is 25%.