If the abbreviation C.P and S.P stands for cost price and selling price, then choose the correct pairs

Profit

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Loss

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Selling price

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Cost price

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S.P - C.P

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C.P - S.P

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Profit + C.P

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Loss + S.P

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Find the cost price, if : (i) S.P. =Rs. 1,680 and profit = 12% (ii) S.P. = Rs. 1,128 and loss = 6%

Statement1: Profit is defined as the positive difference between selling price(S.P) and cost price(C.P) when ( S.P > C.P).

Statement 2: Loss is found when (C.P > S.P)

Statement1: Profit is defined as the positive difference between selling price and cost price (S.P > C.P).

Statement 2: Loss is found when (C.P > S.P)

Which formula holds true for calculating Selling price(S.P)

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