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Mariana [72]
3 years ago
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Mathematics
1 answer:
choli [55]3 years ago
3 0

Given parameters:

Cost price of the article = Nu.28.30

Selling price of the article  = Nu.29.30

Unknown:

Gain percentage = ?

The gain percentage is the same as the percentage profit on a trade.

The formula is given as:

       Gain percentage  = \frac{Profit}{Cost price}  x 100

         Profit = Selling price  - Cost price

                   = Nu.29.30 - Nu.28.30  

                   = Nu. 1

Now input the parameters and solve;

            Gain percentage  = \frac{1}{28.3} x 100

                                          = 3.5%

The gain percent is  3.5%

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