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by selling a mobile set of rupees 4800 Ramesh gains 25% how much will have we gained by selling it at rupees 4080

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Crank3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

240

Step-by-step explanation:

Gain=25%

Gain=selling price - cost price

Gain = ((selling price - cost price )× 100)/ cost price

25c=(4800-c)100

25c=480000-100c

125c=480000

cost price = 3840

second statement

The selling price was 4080

Cost price 3840

therefore

Gain=selling price - cost price

Gain = 4080-3840

=240

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by selling a mobile set of rupees 4800 Ramesh gains 25% how much will have we gained by selling it at rupees 4080​

by selling a mobile set of rupees 4800 Ramesh gains 25% how much will have we gained by selling it at rupees 4080