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Rameshbhai purchased 1000 shares of a certain company of face value (FV)=rupees 10, discount=rupees 2. After three months he sold all the shares for face value(FV)= rupees 10. He paid brokerage premium = rupees 8 of 0.5% and 18% goods and services tax(GST) on brokerage for each transaction. How much total profit was earned by Rameshbhai in this dealing. Also calculate the percentage gain received by him.

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Answered by samirbagwan090
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Answered by eudora
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Rameshbhai earned profit of Rs. 9846.60 and he gained 122.36% profit percentage.

Step-by-step explanation:

Number of purchased shares = 1000

Face value of each share = 10 Rs.

Discount = 2 Rs.

Market value of shares = FV - discount

Market value of shares = (10 - 2) × 1000

                                      = 8 × 1000

                                     = 8000 Rs.

Brokerage = 0.5% × 8000

                  = \frac{0.5}{100}\times 8000

                  = 0.005 × 8000

                 = 40 Rs.

GST on brokerage = 18% × 40

                               = 0.18 × 40

                               = 7.20 Rs.

Total value of 1000 shares =  M.V. + Brokerage + GST

                                             =  8000 + 40 + 7.20

                                             = 8047.20

He sold all shares,

Market value = F.V. + Premium

                      = 10 + 8

                      = 18 Rs.

Market value of 1000 shares = 1000 × 18

                                                = 18,000 Rs.

Brokerage = 0.5% × 18,000

                  = 90 Rs.

GST on brokerage = 18% × 90

                               = 0.18 × 90

                               = 16.20 Rs.

Selling price of 1000 shares = 18000 -(90 + 16.20)

                                               = 18,000 - 106.20

                                               = 17,893.80 Rs.

Profit on this dealing = selling price - cost price

                                  = 17,893.80 - 8047.20

                                  = 9846.60

Profit percentage = \frac{\text{income}}{investment}\times 100

                             = \frac{9846.60}{8047.20}\times 100

                             = 122.36%

Rameshbhai earned profit of Rs. 9846.60 and he gained 122.36% profit percentage.

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