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The selling price of an article is Rs2,300 and profit percentage is 25%. If the article is sold again for Rs1,656, then what is the
loss/gain percentage?
Loss 10%
Gain 6.25%
Loss 6.5%
Gain 10%
To determine the loss or gain percentage, follow these steps:
- The selling price is Rs2,300 and the profit percentage is 25%. To find the cost price, use the formula: Cost Price = Selling Price / (1 + Profit Percentage).
- Cost Price = Rs2,300 / 1.25 = Rs1,840. This means the article was originally bought for Rs1,840.
- The article is sold again for Rs1,656. Calculate the difference: Loss = Cost Price - New Selling Price = Rs1,840 - Rs1,656 = Rs184.
- To find the loss percentage, use: Loss Percentage = (Loss / Cost Price) x 100 = (Rs184 / Rs1,840) x 100 ˜ 10%.
- Loss 10% Option 1 is correct.
- Option 2 (Gain 6.25%), Option 3 (Loss 6.5%), Option 4 (Gain 10%) are incorrect.
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