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The S.P of an article is Rs.180 and it was bought for Rs.150, then find the amount of profit or loss​

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Answered by pallavisrinivas2004
1

Answer:

Given:

The S.P of an article is Rs.180 and

it was bought for Rs.150,

loss = 0

profit = 180-150= Rs.30

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by Anonymous
25

\mathrm\green{Given \: that:-}

S.P of an Article is Rs. 180.

C.P of the Article was Rs. 150.

We need whether it is :-

\underline\red{Profit \: or \: Lose:-}

Concept:-

\rm{Sold \ Price - The \ price \ required \ to \ sell \ an \ item}

\rm{Cost \ Price - The \ price \ required \ to \ buy \ an \ item}

\rm{Profit = Sold \ Price \ (SP) - Cost \ Price \ (CP)}

\rm{Loss = Cost \ Price \ (CP) - Sold \ Price \ (SP)}

Profit is only applicable if Sold Price is greater than Cost Price

Loss is only applicable when Cost Price is Greater than Sold Price.

We conclude:-

Profit = SP>CP

Loss = CP>SP.

Here, we can see that SP > CP. Hence, it is a profit, and that's great [Smartwork]

\rm{Profit = Sold \ Price \ (SP) - Cost \ Price \ (CP)}

\rm{Profit = 180 - 150}

\mapsto\rm{Profit = Rs. \ 30}

So, amount of Profit is Rs. 30.

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