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Ravi bought a bicycle for ₹6500 and sold it at profit 20%. Calculate the profit (in ₹) made by Ravi. Also, find the price at which Ravi sold the bicycle. ​

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Answered by sarawagiajay823
4

Answer:

he get the profit = ₹1300

he sold the bicycle = ₹7800

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answered by Anonymous
14

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Ravi bought a bicycle for ₹6500 and sold it at profit 20%. Calculate the profit (in ₹) made by Ravi. Also, find the price at which Ravi sold the bicycle. 

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  • Ravi bought a bicycle for ₹ 6500.

  • It was sold at a profit of 20%.

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  • The profit.

  • The selling price.

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We know that:

  • Profit percent is always reckoned on the cost price.

  • Selling price = Cost Price + Profit

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= 20% of ₹ 6500

= ₹ (\frac{20}{100}× 6500)

= ₹ (20 × 65)

= ₹ 1300 \pink{✯}

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= Cost price + Profit

= ₹ (6500 + 1300)

= ₹ 7800 \pink{✯}

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  • Profit = ₹ 1300

  • Selling price = ₹ 7800

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  • The profit made by Ravi is ₹ 1300.

  • Ravi sold the bicycle at ₹ 7800.

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