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notka56 [123]
3 years ago
5

dilan bought a table for Rs 3600. He sells it to Kirtim at a profit of Rs 205. Kritim sells it at Rs 4968 to Aayush. Find the pe

rcentage profit of Kritim.​
Mathematics
1 answer:
Romashka-Z-Leto [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

30.57%

Step-by-step explanation:

Dylan bought it for 3600.

Kirtim bought it from Dylan for 3600+205 = 3805

Aayush bought it from Kirtim for 4968.

that difference (profit for Kirtim) = 4968 - 3805 = 1163

Kirtim's initial 100% = 3805

1% = 100%/100 = 3805/100 = 38.05

now we want to know how many % in relation to his buying cost this 1163 selling profit is.

that means we need to see how often 1% fits into that amount.

%profit = profit / 1% cost = 1163 / 38.05 = 30.57%

=>

Kirtim made a profit of 30.57%.

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