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3 years ago

Hari bought a shirt for Rs 320 and sold it for Rs 365 to Ram calculate his profit or loss

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1 answer:

solmaris [256]3 years ago

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Answer:

profit=sp-cp

=365-320

=45#

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Hari bought a shirt for Rs 320 and sold it for Rs 365 to Ram calculate his profit or loss​

Hari bought a shirt for Rs 320 and sold it for Rs 365 to Ram calculate his profit or loss