Question
In a certain store, the profit is 280% of the cost. If the cost increases by 40% but the sale price remains constant, then the approximate percentage profit on the sale price will be.
Solution
Let CP = 100 rs CP SP Old 100 100 x (100 + 280)/100 = 380 New 100 x 140% = 140 380 Now, Profit% on SP = (380 – 140)/380x100 = 63%
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