If an article which costs -10-000 is sold for 52 marks

Given CP= ₹10,000. Loss So Loss ( 1 mark) 5 = nbsp;10,000 SP10,000×100 SP= 10,000 500 SP=₹9500 (1 mark) ...

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Standard VII

Mathematics

Estimation Using Percentages in Situations

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If an article which costs ₹10,000 is sold for 5% loss, find the selling price.
(2 marks)

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Given
CP= ₹10,000.
Loss% = 5
So Loss % = $\frac{C P - S P}{C P}$ $\times$ 100
( 1 mark)
5 = $\frac{10, 000 - S P}{10, 000}$ $\times$ 100
SP= 10,000 $-$ 500
SP=₹9500
(1 mark)

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If an article which costs ₹10,000 is sold for 5% loss, find the selling price. (2 marks)

Given CP= ₹10,000. Loss% = 5 So Loss % = CP−SPCP×100 ( 1 mark) 5 = 10,000−SP10,000×100 SP= 10,000−500 SP=₹9500 (1 mark)

If an article which costs ₹10,000 is sold for 5% loss, find the selling price.
(2 marks)

Given
CP= ₹10,000.
Loss% = 5
So Loss % = $\frac{C P - S P}{C P}$ $\times$ 100
( 1 mark)
5 = $\frac{10, 000 - S P}{10, 000}$ $\times$ 100
SP= 10,000 $-$ 500
SP=₹9500
(1 mark)