what is the ratio by which the c.p has to be multiplied to get the s.p, if the profit is 10%
% profit = CPprofit×100
10=CPP×100
∴P=101×CP _______ (1)
Now
P= SP-CP
10CP=SP−CP (from (1))
SP=1011CP
10=CPP×100
∴P=101×CP _______ (1)
Now
P= SP-CP
10CP=SP−CP (from (1))
SP=1011CP
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⇒ Draw a line segment AB=4.5cm
⇒ Take B as center and draw an angle of 60
⇒ Cut off BC=5.5cm
⇒ Take A as with radius 4.8cm and draw an arc.
⇒ Take C as with radius 5cm and draw an arc, which cuts off previous arc at point D
⇒ Join CD and AD.
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1) Let the C.P. be 100x $
10% profit = 10x$
S.P. = 110x $
S.P. / C.P = 110x / 100x = 1.1
ANSWER Multiply C.P. by 1.1
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Let the C.P. be 100x $
10% profit = 10x$
S.P. = 110x $
S.P. / C.P = 110x / 100x = 1.1
ANSWER Multiply C.P. by 1.1
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10% profit = 10x$
S.P. = 110x $
S.P. / C.P = 110x / 100x = 1.1
ANSWER Multiply C.P. by 1.1