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by Mohammed Hasnain
1

If the cost price of a pen is ₹20 and it is sold for ₹25, what is the profit?

2

A book is bought for ₹150 and sold for ₹120. What is the loss?

3

If the cost price is ₹200 and the profit is ₹50, what is the selling price?

4

A chair is sold for ₹450 at a loss of ₹50. What is the cost price?

5

If the selling price and cost price of an article are equal, then:

6

If the loss is ₹40 and the cost price is ₹200, what is the selling price?

7

Which formula is correct?

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