140
560
140
140140
devide by 20
50
35 % as 7/20 x 100 = 700/20 =35%
15-20 percent
3:2
If your profit is 20%, then your cost was 80%. 2,500 x 80% = 2,000
The businessman purchases trousers for ₹700 each and sets a selling price of ₹720 (₹700 + ₹20). After applying a trade discount of ₹5 for cash sales, the effective selling price becomes ₹715. Therefore, the profit per trouser is ₹15 (₹715 selling price - ₹700 cost price). The profit is credited to the profit and loss account.
10% of 7,000 is 700. The easiest way to determine this is to move the decimal in 7,000 over one place to the left, which would give you an answer of 700. If you wanted to find 20%, you would simply double the 700.