Math, asked by upadhyaydev2dev, 3 months ago

The buying price of a shirt is Rs 800 and selling price is Rs 880. What is the profit%?


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premdivya594: ok
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Answers

Answered by premdivya594
1

Step-by-step explanation:

Find the SP when:

(i) CP = Rs 950, gain = 6%

(ii) CP = Rs 9600, gain = 16

2

3

%

(iii) CP = Rs 1540, loss = 4%

(iv) CP = Rs 8640, loss = 12

1

2

%

ANSWER:

(i) CP = Rs. 950

Gain = 6%

SP ={

(100 + Gain%)

100

× CP } = {

(100 + 6)

100

× 950} =

106

100

× 950 =

100700

100

= Rs. 1007

(ii) CP = Rs. 9600

Gain = 16

2

3

% =

50

3

%

SP={

(100 + Gain%)

100

× CP} = {

(100 +

50

3

)

100

× 9600} =

350

300

×9600 =

3360

3

= Rs. 11200

(iii) CP = Rs. 1540

Loss = 4%

SP={

(100 - Loss%)

100

× CP} = {

(100 - 4)

100

× 1540} =

96

100

× 1540 =

147840

100

= Rs. 1478.40

(iv) CP = Rs. 8640

Loss = 12

1

2

% =

25

2

%

SP={

(100 - Loss%)

100

× CP} = {

(100 -

25

2

)

100

×

Answered by Prank2629
1

Answer:

Given : Selling Price (SP) =880 Rs. and Loss Percentage =20%

Let's assume cost price (CP) =x Rs.

We know that, SP=CP−

100

CP×Loss Percentage

⇒880=x−

100

x×20

=

5

4x

⇒x=

4

880×5

=1100

∴SP=1100 Rs

Now, for a gain of 10%,

SP=CP+

100

CP×Profit Percentage

=1100+

100

1100×10

=1210 Rs.


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