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Percentage, Profit and Loss                                                                            113


              Let’s Attempt


        Example 1:   Ronit bought a bicycle for ` 3000 and sold it for ` 2700. Find his profit or loss.

        Solution:      Cost price of bicycle = ` 3000

                       Selling price of bicycle = ` 2700
                       Since, C.P. > S.P., he suffers loss.

                       Loss = 3000 – 2700 = ` 300

        Example 2:  Smita bought 50 kg of onions for ` 500. If she sold the onions at ` 12 per kg, what
                       was her profit?

        Solution:      Cost price of 50 kg onions = ` 500

                       Selling price of 50 kg onions = ` 12 × 50 = ` 600
                       Since, S.P. > C.P., she earns profit

                       Profit = S.P. – C.P. = ` 600 – 500 = ` 100

        Example 3:  Raju bought a pen for ` 55. He sold it at a loss of `  12. What was the selling
                       price of the pen?
        Solution:      Here, C.P. = ` 55 and Loss = ` 12

                       Thus, S.P. = C.P. – Loss = ` 55 – ` 12 = ` 43

                       The selling price of pen was ` 43.

        Example 4:  Find the cost price of an article which is sold for ` 550 at a loss of ` 15.

        Solution:      Here, S.P. = ` 550 and loss = ` 15
                       Now, C.P. = S.P. + Loss = ` 550 + ` 15 = ` 565

                       The cost price of article is ` 565

        Example 5:  A man buys pen at cost of ` 10 each and sell then ` 11.50 each. Find his profit per
                       cent on each pen.
        Solution:      C.P. of each pen = ` 10

                       S.P. of each pen = ` 11.50

                       \ Profit = ` 11.50 – ` 10 = ` 1.50


                          Now, profit %  =    Profit  ×100%
                                               C.P.

                                              150.
                                            =       ×  100%
                                               10

                                            = 15%

                          Thus, the man earns a profit of 15% on selling each pen.
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