Sold something for an amount of money that cost nothing.
Basically, percent profit is: (selling price - cost) / cost = decimal equivalent of percent profit Ex. If selling price was 4 dollars, and the cost was only 2 dollar, the percent profit is: ( 4 - 2 ) / 2 = 2/2 = 1.0 To convert the resulting decimal equivalent of the percent to an indicated percentage then multiply the value (here 1.0) by 100, or move the decimal point two places rightward. 1.0 = 100% The percentage profit was 100%
profit of 20 percent on 700 = 14020% of 700= 20% * 700= 20%/100% * 700= 2 * 70= 140
Percent means out of a 100
percent means per 100. so 3 out of 100 is 3 percent.
100% is not probable, it is definite
Profit (gain) % = Profit / C.P. *100
Profit = (profit percentage / 100) x gross income
100$
A 10 percent profit means that the selling price of a product is 10 percent higher than its cost price. For example, if an item costs $100 to produce, a 10 percent profit would mean selling it for $110. This profit margin reflects the additional amount earned beyond the original cost, contributing to the overall profitability of a business.
17203 profit / 2000000 times 100% is 0.86%.
Profit is 100% on cost price of product.
15000 is 100 percent 15000 / 100 = 150 is 1 percent 15 times 150 = 2250 15 percent of 15000 is 2250
Basically, percent profit is: (selling price - cost) / cost = decimal equivalent of percent profit Ex. If selling price was 4 dollars, and the cost was only 2 dollar, the percent profit is: ( 4 - 2 ) / 2 = 2/2 = 1.0 To convert the resulting decimal equivalent of the percent to an indicated percentage then multiply the value (here 1.0) by 100, or move the decimal point two places rightward. 1.0 = 100% The percentage profit was 100%
profit of 20 percent on 700 = 14020% of 700= 20% * 700= 20%/100% * 700= 2 * 70= 140
profit made is 150-32=118, so percent of profit made is (118/32)*(100)=368.72%
Percent means out of a 100
560%=5.6=560/100 560 percent might be correct. If a company made £10 profit in 2008 and £9 profit in 2009, the 2009 profit would be 90% of the profit in 2008. If the same company made £9 profit again in 2010, the 2010 profit would be 100% of the profit in 2009 (100% means exactly the same amount). If the same company made £50.40 profit in 2011, the 2011 profit would be 560% of the profit in 2010 because £50.40 is 5.6 times as much as £9.