if the cost price of an artical is 250,and selling price is 375 then the profit amount is _________
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Answer:
540.
Gain=8 percent of 375 = 0.08 * 375 = 30.
Price that should be kept for gaining 8 percent mark up on cost after allowing for discount is 375 + 30 = 405.
Discount is 25 percent of selling price.
If selling price is S then price after discount is 0.75S.
0.75S = 405
S = 405/0.75
S= 540.
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K S Narayanan
Answered 3 years ago
CP = 375
Profit = 8% = 30
SP = 375 + 30 = 405 = 75% of MP
=> MP = 405/75 x 100 = 540
Note : Discount is always given on MP.
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Kritika Kanwar( कृतिका कंवर)
Answered 1 year ago
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Hello friend, here is your answer.
Cost Price = ₹250
Selling Price = ₹375
Gain = Selling Price - Cost Price
= ₹(375-250)
= ₹125
Gain % = Gain/Cost Price × 100
= 125/250 × 100
= 50 %
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