Math, asked by kritika06, 1 year ago

Selling price is equal to .

(I) Purchase Price + Loss %
(2) Purchase Price + Loss

(3) Purchase Price + Protit %
(4) Purchase Price + Protit​

Answers

Answered by Aleena69
2

Formula: Loss = Cost price (C.P.) – Selling Price (S.P.) Profit or Loss is always calculated on the cost price. Marked price: This is the price marked as the selling price on an article, also known as the listed price.

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Answered by pratyush4211
3

Selling Price

Suppose You are a Shopkeeper .You buy Box of Pencil for ₹34 and Sell it to your customer at ₹40.

What you get?

₹6 more Than cost you buy a box of Pencil.

That More money you get is The Gain

Cost Price

Like in Above Example You bought Pencil for ₹34 .It is Cost Price or Purchase Price for you.

Cost price of Pencil is ₹34 is Intial Price of that Pencil.

Now From Following This You got

CP=34

SP=40

Gain=6

How SP of Pencil Come

By Adding CP with gain

34+6=₹40

So,Option 4 is Correct.

 \underline{ \mathbf{sp = purchase \: price + gain}}


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