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Answered by Cynefin
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Required Answer:-

The above questions are related to basic concepts of Profit and loss (a chapter we read in Arithmetic) which is basically to determine the loss or gain in any item.

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(a) If cost price of an article is greater than the selling price, we have a loss

(b) Selling price = Cost price - loss

(c) Cost price = Selling price - profit

(d) Cost price + profit = Selling price

(e) Selling price + loss = Cost price

Note:

Here there are two things to understand! Profit & Loss. Profit means the extra amount u got by buying and selling anything. Loss means you didn't gain, you have to pay extra.

When there is a profit, Selling price > Cost price. And when there is a loss, Cost price > Selling price. Don't memorize this, first understand the concept.

Answered by Anonymous
14

Answer :-

(a) If cost price of an article is greater than the selling price, we have a \underline\mathsf\purple{loss}

(b) Selling price = \underline\mathsf\purple{Cost price} - loss

(c) Cost price = Selling price - \underline\mathsf\purple{profit}

(d) Cost price + \underline\mathsf\purple{profit} = Selling price

(e) Selling price + \underline\mathsf\purple{loss} = Cost price

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