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The selling price of 10 tables is equal to the cost
price of 8 tables find the loss or
profit percent​

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Answered by ramamondal497
3

Step-by-step explanation:

let's

SP of 10 table is 10 rupees.

SP of 1 table is 1 rupees.

and

CP of 8 table is 10 rupees

CP of 1 table is 10/8= 5/4 rupees

CP is greater than SP, so he loss,

he loss in 1 table is 5/4 - 1 = 1/4 rupees

in 5/4 he loss. 1/4

in 100 he loss 1/4×4/5×100=20%

in short

he loss 2/10×100=20%

Answered by SnowyBabyAngel
5

\huge\pink{Answer}

SP of 10 tables =CP of 8 tables

Let CP of 1 table = ₹ 1

then CP of 8 tables

SP of 10 tables=8 (∴ CP of 8 = SP of 10)

SP of 1 tables=₹\frac{8}{10}

⇒ ₹\frac{4}{5}= ₹0.8

Since CP ≥ SP

∴ we have lose

loss=CP-SP

⇒₹1-₹0.8

=₹0.2

Loss %=\frac{loss}{CP} *100

\frac{0.2}{1} *100

\frac{02}{1*10} *100

\frac{02}{10}*100

02*10=20

20%

Hope It Helps

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