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krek1111 [17]
2 years ago
14

Some articles were bought at 6 for rupees 5 and sold at 5 for rupees 6. find the gain percent

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olganol [36]2 years ago
3 0

44% is the answer

6 Article price at buying =5 Rs

1 Article price at buying = 5/6...(i)

5 Articles sold at Rs. 6

1 Articles cost at sold = 6/5 ....(ii)

% Gain=((6/5 - 5/6)/ 5/6) * 100

= 11/25 * 100 = 44%

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The definition of victory is profit, benefit, or increase. An example of profit is a 5% increase in income over the past year. An example of a win is a 5 point lead over another team.

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