Aptitude - Profit and Loss - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Profit and Loss - General Questions (Q.No. 7)
7.
A shopkeeper expects a gain of 22.5% on his cost price. If in a week, his sale was of Rs. 392, what was his profit?
Answer: Option
Explanation:
C.P. = Rs. | ![]() |
100 | x 392 | ![]() |
= Rs. | ![]() |
1000 | x 392 | ![]() |
= Rs. 320 |
122.5 | 1225 |
Profit = Rs. (392 - 320) = Rs. 72.
Video Explanation: https://youtu.be/a36nJFgh5yk
Discussion:
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Shivani said:
8 years ago
(1000/122.5)*392= 320.
Please, explain this.
Please, explain this.
Bhagat Singh said:
8 years ago
CP = RS 100.
PROFFIT = 22.5.
SP= 122.5.
GIVEN SP = Rs 392.
So PROFIT = 22.5/122.5*392 =72.
PROFFIT = 22.5.
SP= 122.5.
GIVEN SP = Rs 392.
So PROFIT = 22.5/122.5*392 =72.
MGNVPrasad said:
9 years ago
Profit = 22.5.
S.p = 392. I want cost price=?
Let c.p = 100 . Because we find out percentage as 100 Every where. C.p/100 = S.p/122.5.
C.p/100 = 392/122.5.
C.p = 320.
Profit = s.p - c.p = 392 - 320 = 72.
S.p = 392. I want cost price=?
Let c.p = 100 . Because we find out percentage as 100 Every where. C.p/100 = S.p/122.5.
C.p/100 = 392/122.5.
C.p = 320.
Profit = s.p - c.p = 392 - 320 = 72.
Basil said:
8 years ago
SP=CP+GAIN.
CP+(22.5/100)*CP=392
So, CP=320 & PROFIT=392-320=72.
Hope you get it. Thanks.
CP+(22.5/100)*CP=392
So, CP=320 & PROFIT=392-320=72.
Hope you get it. Thanks.
Somnath Ghosh said:
8 years ago
Thank you so much, well explained @Preitee Ranjan.
Jyoti said:
7 years ago
P=392-x.
%=p/cp*100.
22.5=(392-x)/x*100.
22.5x=392-x*100,
22.5x=39200-100x,
22.5x+100x=39200,
122.5x=39200,
x=39200/122.5,
x=392000/1225,
x=320-->cp.
P=392-x,
P=392-320,
P=72 Rs.
%=p/cp*100.
22.5=(392-x)/x*100.
22.5x=392-x*100,
22.5x=39200-100x,
22.5x+100x=39200,
122.5x=39200,
x=39200/122.5,
x=392000/1225,
x=320-->cp.
P=392-x,
P=392-320,
P=72 Rs.
Aravind Villa said:
7 years ago
@Jyothi.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Srinivasu Bommu said:
7 years ago
Thank you all for explaining it.
Srija said:
7 years ago
In this question we have to find profit value,
We all know that profit =SP - CP.
Here s. P=Rs.392(which is given in the question)
Now we have to find c. P value then only we will get the profit value
By using this formula C. P=100/100+gain %*s.p(given in important formulas)
Then c. P=100/100+22.5*392(here gain% and s. P values are given in the question)
C.p=100/122.5*392
By simplifying this we will get CP value,
Therefore c. P=Rs. 320,
Now substitute the SP and CP values in profit formula.
Profit = SP- CP.
Profit =Rs. (392-320),
Profit =Rs. 72.
We all know that profit =SP - CP.
Here s. P=Rs.392(which is given in the question)
Now we have to find c. P value then only we will get the profit value
By using this formula C. P=100/100+gain %*s.p(given in important formulas)
Then c. P=100/100+22.5*392(here gain% and s. P values are given in the question)
C.p=100/122.5*392
By simplifying this we will get CP value,
Therefore c. P=Rs. 320,
Now substitute the SP and CP values in profit formula.
Profit = SP- CP.
Profit =Rs. (392-320),
Profit =Rs. 72.
Vikas said:
7 years ago
Given G=22.5% on cost price.
Profit = ?
Profit =SP - CP.
CP is unknown.
Given SP = 392
SP = [(100+G%)*cp]/100,
CP = (SP*100)/(100+G%),
CP = (392*100)/(100+22.5),
CP = 320,
Profit = SP - CP.
Profit = 392 - 320,
Profit = 72.
Profit = ?
Profit =SP - CP.
CP is unknown.
Given SP = 392
SP = [(100+G%)*cp]/100,
CP = (SP*100)/(100+G%),
CP = (392*100)/(100+22.5),
CP = 320,
Profit = SP - CP.
Profit = 392 - 320,
Profit = 72.
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