Math, asked by kanhashakya0001, 8 months ago

Mohan buy the fan for 600 rupees and sell it for750 rupees find his gain and gain percent​

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Answered by Rose08
35

\bf\huge\underline{Answer :-}

\large{\boxed{\underline{\sf The \: gain \: percentage \: is \: 25\%}}}

\bf\huge\underline{Solution :-}

Cost price of the fan = Rs. 600

Selling price of the fan = Rs. 750

Since, S.P > C.P

\sf\therefore Gain \: = Rs. 750 \: - \: Rs. 600

\sf\rightarrow Gain \: = Rs. 150

Now, We know that,

\sf Gain\% =  \dfrac{G}{CP}  \times 100

\sf\longrightarrow  \dfrac{150}{600}  \times 100

\sf\huge\therefore 25

Hence, The Gain percentage for the fan is 25% respectively.

Answered by Anonymous
40

\huge{\boxed{\boxed{\mathfrak{\red {Solution:}}}}}

\underline{\bold {Given:}}

  • CP of the fan=Rs 600
  • SP of the fan=Rs 750

\underline{\bold {To\:Find:}}

  • Gain
  • Gain%

\because{\pink{SP \:is \:greater\:than\: CP,\:there\: is\: a \:gain.}}

\boxed {\blue {Gain=SP-CP}}

\implies Gain=SP-CP \\ \\  \implies Gain = Rs \: (750 - 600 ) \\ \\ \implies Gain =  Rs\:150

\boxed{\green{\therefore {Gain= Rs\:150}}}

\boxed{\blue {Gain \%=  (\frac{Gain}{CP}  \times 100)\%}}

 \implies Gain \%=  (\frac{Gain}{CP}  \times 100)\% \\  \\ \implies Gain \%= (\frac{150}{600}  \times 100)\% \\  \\ \implies Gain \%= 25\%

\boxed{\green{\therefore{Gain\%= 25\%}}}


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