Complete the following table. C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( i n ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 200 20

Given: CP = ₹ 200 and Profit = ₹ 20 Profit = SP - CP , where SP is selling price and CP is cost price SP = CP + Profit = 200 + 20 = ₹ 220 Now that profit is given, we can find profit % . Profit % = Profit CP × 100 Profit % = 20 200 × 100 = 2000 200 = 10 % . C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( i n ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 200 220 20 10

Complete the following table. C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( i n ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 400 10

Given: SP = ₹ 400 and Profit % = 10 % Profit % = Profit CP × 100 Profit = SP - CP , where SP is selling price and CP is cost price. So, Profit % = SP - CP CP × 100 10 = SP - CP CP × 100 ⇒ 10 100 = SP - CP CP ⇒ CP 10 = SP - CP ⇒ CP 10 + CP = 400 ⇒ 11 CP 10 = 400 ⇒ CP = 4000 11 ⇒ CP = ₹ 363 . 63 Now, as SP and CP values are known, we can find the profit. Profit = SP - CP = 400 - 363 . 63 = ₹ 36 . 37 C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( i n ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 363 . 63 400 36 . 37 10

Complete the following table. C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( in ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 300 150

Given: CP = ₹ 450 and Loss = ₹ 150 Since SP < CP , its a Loss . Loss = CP - SP where, SP is selling price and CP is cost price. Loss = CP - SP = ₹ 300 - ₹ 150 = ₹ 150 Now that Loss is found, we can find Loss % Loss % = Loss CP × 100 Loss % = 150 300 × 100 = 15000 300 = 150 3 = 50 % C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( in ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 300 150 - 150 - 50

Complete the following table. C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( in ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 320 10

Given: SP = ₹ 320 and Loss % = 10 % Loss = CP - SP Where, SP is selling price and CP is cost price. Loss % = Loss CP × 100 = CP - SP CP × 100 10 = CP - SP CP × 100 10 CP 100 = CP - SP CP 10 = CP - SP SP = CP - CP 10 SP = 9 CP 10 320 = 9 CP 10 CP = 3200 9 = 355 . 56 Now we can find Loss as CP and SP is known, Loss = CP - SP = ₹ 355 . 56 - ₹ 320 = ₹ 35 . 56 C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( in ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 355 . 56 320 - 35 . 56 - 10

Complete the following table. C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( in ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 450 150

Given: CP = ₹ 450 and Loss = ₹ 150 Loss = CP - SP , where, SP is selling price and CP is cost price. SP = CP - Loss = ₹ 450 - ₹ 150 = ₹ 300 Now that Loss is given, we can find Loss % Loss % = Loss CP × 100 Loss % = 150 450 × 100 = 1500 45 = 100 3 = 33 . 33 % C P ( i n ₹ ) S P ( i n ₹ ) Profit ( in ₹ ) L o s s ( i n ₹ ) P r o f i t % L o s s % 450 300 - 150 - 33.33