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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Finding Increase or Decrease Percentage in Situations
A shopkeeper ...
Question
A shopkeeper makes a loss of
6
%
by seiling a pair of jeans for
R
s
564
. What will be his profit or loss per cent if he sells it for
R
s
675
?
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Solution
Let
x
be the cost price of jeans.
Selling price of jeans
=
R
s
.
564
Therefore,
x
−
6
100
×
x
=
564
x
(
1
−
3
50
)
=
564
⇒
x
=
564
×
50
47
=
600
Thus the cost price of jeans is
R
s
.
600
.
Now, if the shopkeeper sell it for
R
s
.
675
,
Profit
=
675
−
600
=
R
s
.
75
Profit percent
=
75
600
×
100
=
12.5
%
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