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Question

Profit is triples, Selling price is doubled then How you find Profit Percent ?​

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Answered by Vijay7576
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Step-by-step explanation:

Profit percent is given by Selling Price - Cost PriceCost Price×100. We will use this to solve the problem. Now, we need to find the profit percent given by Selling Price - Cost PriceCost Price×100. Hence, the correct option is (b) 100%

Answered by 12thpáìn
3

❤️ Solution ❤️

Given

  • Selling price is doubled
  • Profit is triples

To Find

  • Profit percent

Solution

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Let,

  • Celling Price (C.P) be 100
  • And Selling Price (S.P) be x

Here we have profit

we know that

{\sf\footnotesize \implies Profit = S.P - C.P}

{\sf\footnotesize \implies Profit =  x - 100}

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It is Given that S.P is doubled then S.P = 2x

New Profit = (2x -100)

Profit is triples = 3(x-100)

According to Question

{\sf\footnotesize \implies 3(x-100) = (2x -100)}

{\sf\footnotesize \implies 3x-300 = 2x -100}

{\sf\footnotesize \implies 3x-2x = 300 -100}

{\sf\footnotesize \implies x = 200} \\

  • Selling Price = 200
  • Cost Price = 100

We know

{\sf\footnotesize \implies Profit\% = \dfrac{S.P-C.P}{C.P}×100}

{\sf\footnotesize \implies Profit\% = \dfrac{200 - 100}{100}×100}

{\sf\footnotesize \implies Profit\% = {100\%}}

  • Hance Profit Percent = 100% .

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