Math, asked by routranjan165, 3 months ago

if the c.p 83.33and s.p price 100 find gain%​

Answers

Answered by joinforfreelol
0

Answer:

100-83.33÷83.33×100 =ans

Answered by george0096
3

Correct Question:

  • If the CP is ₹83.33 and the SP is ₹100, find the gain%.

Answer:

\sf{Gain\%= 20\dfrac{40}{8333}\%}

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that:

  • CP = ₹83.33
  • SP = ₹100

To Find:

  • Gain% = ?

Formulas Used:

Gain = (SP) - (CP)

\sf{Gain\% = \bigg(\dfrac{gain}{CP}\times100\bigg)\%}

Process:

To find the gain%, we first have to find gain using the formula:

  • Gain = (SP) - (CP)

After finding gain, we can find gain% using the formula:

\sf{\circ \;\;Gain\% = \bigg(\dfrac{gain}{CP}\times100\bigg)\%}

Solution:

CP = ₹83.33

SP = ₹100

Gain = (SP) - (CP)

= ₹(100 - 83.33)

= ₹16.67

\sf{Gain\% = \bigg(\dfrac{gain}{CP}\times100\bigg)\%}\\\\\sf{= \bigg(\dfrac{16.67}{83.33}\times100\bigg)\%}\\\\\sf{= \bigg(\dfrac{1667}{83.33}\bigg)\%}\\\\\sf{= 20\dfrac{0.4}{83.33}\%}\\\\\sf{= 20\dfrac{40}{8333}\%}

More Formulas:

Loss = (CP) - (SP)

\sf{Loss\% = \bigg(\dfrac{loss}{CP}\times100\bigg)\%}

To find SP when CP and gain% or loss% are given:

\sf{SP = \dfrac{(100 + gain\%)}{100}\times CP}

\sf{SP = \dfrac{(100 - loss\%)}{100}\times CP}

To find CP when SP and gain% or loss% are given:

\sf{CP = \dfrac{100}{(100 + gain\%)}\times SP}

\sf{CP = \dfrac{100}{(100 - loss\%)}\times SP}

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