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Let the CP of 16 nb be 100.
So, the CP of 1nb = 100/16
And also let the SP of 12nb be 100
So,the SP of 1nb = 100/12
Gain = 100/12 - 100/16
G ==> 400 - 300/48
G = 100/48
G%==> 100/48 ÷ 100/16 × 100
G% ==> 100/3
% ==> 33. 3%
Let the CP of 16 nb be 100.
So, the CP of 1nb = 100/16
And also let the SP of 12nb be 100
So,the SP of 1nb = 100/12
Gain = 100/12 - 100/16
G ==> 400 - 300/48
G = 100/48
G%==> 100/48 ÷ 100/16 × 100
G% ==> 100/3
% ==> 33. 3%
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Let the cost price of 1 notebook be Rs.x
So the cost price of 12 notebooks = 12x
The selling price of 12 notebooks =cost price of 16 notebooks = 16x
So, We get =>
The selling price of 16 notebooks = 16x
Now,
Profit = Selling price - Cost price
=>Profit = 16x - 12x
=>Profit = 4x.
So,Profit % = (profit/c.p.) × 100 %
= [{(4x)×100}/12x]%
=33.33℅.
Hence the profit percentage for selling the notebooks is 33.33℅.
Remember
1)Gain=(S.P.) - (C.P.)
2)Loss=(C.P.) - (S.P.)
3)Gain%=(Gain x 100)/C.P
4)Loss %=(Loss x 100)/C.P
5)SP =[(100 + Gain %)/100]x C.P
6)SP=[(100 - Loss %)/100]x C.P.
7)C.P.=(100x S.P.)/(100 + Gain %)
8) C.P.=(100x S.P.)/(100 - Loss %)
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