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Standard VIII
Mathematics
Finding Increase or Decrease Percentage in Situations
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Question
By selling
45
kg sugar, a shopkeeper gains equal to SP of
5
kg sugar. find his gain %.
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Solution
Selling Price = Cost Price + Profit (SP = CP + P)
Profit on sale of
45
kg sugar = Selling Price of
5
kg sugar :
45
P
=
5
(
C
+
P
)
45
P
=
5
C
+
5
P
45
P
−
5
P
=
5
C
40
P
=
5
C
P
/
C
=
(
5
∗
100
)
/
40
P
/
C
=
500
/
40
12.5
%
So, profit margin on Cost Price is
12.5
%
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