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The cost price of a shirt is Rs. 200 and selling price is Rs 250. Fin
the Profit percentage?​

Answers

Answered by Simran0304
1

Answer:

50%

Explanation:

Selling price = Rs 250

Cost Price = Rs 200

Profit = Rs 250 - Rs 200

=Rs 50

Profit % = 50 × 100

200 × 100

= 50 =50%

100

Therefore,the Profit percentage is 50%.

Answered by payalchatterje
0

Answer:

Required profit percentage is 25%.

Explanation:

Given,

The cost price of shirt is 200 rupees

And selling price of the shirt is 250 rupees.

We know

 x\% \: profit=  \frac{100  +  x}{100}

Let required profit be x%.

Here,

200 rupees means 100%

By unitary method, 1 rupees means  \frac{100}{200} \%

and 250 rupees means

 \frac{100}{200}  \times 250\% = 125\%

Therefore, required profit is (125%-100%) = 25%

This is a problem of profit and loss.

Some important concept of profit and loss,

Profit = Selling price - Cost price

Loss = Cost price - Selling price

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