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?
Rs. 18.20
Rs. 70
Rs. 72
Rs. 88.25
Answer: Option
Explanation:

C.P. = Rs. 100 x 392 = Rs. 1000 x 392 = Rs. 320
122.5 1225

Profit = Rs. (392 - 320) = Rs. 72.

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Discussion:
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R b yadav said:   5 years ago
Fraction 22.5/100 = 9/40.
CP =40 sp =49 given 49 = 392.
1 unit = 8
So cp 40 * 8 = 320.
392 - 320 = profit.
72.
(1)

D.PRASAD said:   4 years ago
C.P=(S.P/% OF PROFIT) * 100,
=(392÷(100+22.5) * 100,
=320.

PROFIT= S.P - C.P.
= 392-320
=72.
(6)

VAsU rEdDy said:   9 years ago
Cross multiply,

122.5 ---------> Rs. 392
100 -----------> ??

Ans: 320

==> Profit = 390 - 320

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.

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.

Prem g said:   1 decade ago
1225 = 3920.
100 = ?

? = (3920*100)/1225.
C.P = 320.

So profit = 392-320.
= 72 Rs.

Subi said:   1 decade ago
C.P = (100sp)/(100+p).

>>100*392/122.5 = 320.

>>profit = 392-320 = 72.

Shailesh Gadam said:   5 months ago
P = C × 0.225 and
C = 392/1.225 = 320.
Thus S = C + P.
P = 320 * 0.225 = 72.
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Shailesh Gadam said:   5 months ago
P = C×0.225 and
C = 392/1.225 = 320 thus ∵ S = C + P
P = 320*0.225 = 72

Rohita said:   1 decade ago
I cannot understand this question please solve the simple way.


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