Math, asked by tarachohan4, 3 months ago

If SP is Rs. 250 and CP is Rs.300 1p
then loss % is​

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Answered by nidhi1425
1

Step-by-step explanation:

SP = RS.250

CP = RS 300

loss=rs 50

loss%= 50×100/300

= 16.66

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Answered by Anonymous
21

Step-by-step explanation:

 \blue{ \bf\underline{QUESTION :  - }}

If SP is Rs. 250 and CP is Rs.300

then loss % is

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 \boxed{ \huge{ \bf{ Given}}}

  • SP = ₹ 250

  • CP = ₹ 300

 \boxed{ \huge{ \bf{to \: find}}}

  • Loss Percentage

 \star{ \pink{ \underline{ \underline{Solution :  - }}}}

 \overbrace{\bf{ \purple{for \: loss \: percentage \: we \: went \: value \: of \: loss}}}

 \sf{ \boxed{ \sf{ \blue{loss = c.p - s.p}}}}

 \red : \implies{ \bold{loss = 300  - 250}}

 : \implies{ \bold{loss = 50}}

 \orange{ \underline{ \huge{NOW,}}}

 \boxed{\green{lost \: percentage =  \frac{loss \times 100}{c.p}}}

 \red :  \implies{ \sf{loss \: percentage =  \frac{50 \times 100}{300}}}

 :  \implies{ \sf {loss \: percentage = 16.66\%}}

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\red{\sf{\underline{ FoRmULa \: oF \: LoSs \: PrObLeMs}}

  • Profit = S.P. - C.P. (condition S.P.> C.P.)

  • Loss = C.P. - S.P. ( condition S.P.<C.P.)

  • Profit % = Profile /C.P. × 100

  • Loss % = Lose / C.P. × 100

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C.P. means = Cost price.

S.P. means = Selling price.

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