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Important formulas of comparing quantites

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Answered by MSoumya
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all these formulas are really very important in the chapter.COMPARING QUANTITIES.
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Answered by lakshyakadian81
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In case of increase in percentage, the following formula applies

Increase in percentage = Amount of increase upon Original amount into 100

Number after increase in percentage = Original amount + Increase in percentage

ii] In case of decrease in percentage, the following formula applies

Decrease in percentage =  Amount of increase upon Original amount into 100

amount after decrease in percentage = Original number - Decrease in percentage

iii] Profit = SP - CP

iv] Loss = CP - SP

v] Discount = Marked price - Sale price

vi] Percentage of discount = Discount upon Marked price into 100

vii] Discount = Percentage of discount into Marked price

viii] Percentage of profit = Profit upon Cost price into 100

ix] Percentage of loss = Loss upon Cost price into 100

Some shortcuts that will give straight Cost price in Selling price and loss profit percentages Questions.

 

x] Selling price = Selling price upon 100 + profit percent into 100,when Selling Price and profit percentage is given

xi] Selling price = Selling price upon 100 - loss percent into 100,when Selling price and Profit percentage is given

Bill amount = Cost of an item + Sales tax or Value Added Tax or Bot. [bot] it don't know full form check on net.

xii] Simple Interest = Principal [p] into Rate of interest [r] into Time[n] or[t] divides or upon 100

xiii] Amount = Principal + Interest  

xiv] The total amount [A] when interest is compounded annually is equal to   P {1+R upon 100}n [n is denoted as power]

xv]  In the case of decay , the depreciation amount, A =  P {1-R upon 100}n [n is denoted as power]

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