To find the final price after a 20% markup, multiply the original price by 120% or 1.2.
216 x 1.2 = 259.20
The % gain in a stocks price is calculated as the difference between the current market price and the price at which you bought divided by hundred. Ex: Assuming you bought shares of Google Inc same day last year for $100 and currently it is trading at $155. which means gain % is (155-100)/100 which is 55%
selling price the trader marks be S.P1; after discount the selling price be S.P2; so [S.P1 - ((11.11/100)*S.P1)] = S.P2; also from the que, we can write (14.28/100)*C.P = Profit; profit is S.P2 - C.P; so, (14.28/100)*C.P = [S.P1 - ((11.11/100)*S.P1)] - C.P; (114.28/100)*C.P = (88.89/100)*S.P1; S.P1 = 128.56*C.P; therefore the trader marks 28.56% above the C.P....
If someone has something to gain by lying, what percent of the people do you think, would lie
If you had $100 and somebody gave you $50 more you would have 150% of your original amount. If they gave you $400 instead you would have seen a gain of 400% and your total would be 500% of your original.
A gain of 6 kg in weight
Rs. 500 /-
Divide the 300 by 1 plus the percentage mark-up (1.2 in this case) and you get the answer 250.
there will be a gain of 16.562 percent.
If ten mangoes cost Rs 18 and selling them costs Rs 21, then there is a gain of Rs 3. This is a 16.7 percent gain.
Call the merchant's cost 'C'. After marking up the merchandise 40% fromhis cost, he hangs a price tag on it marked [ 1.4C ].A customer walks in who's willing to buy if he can get a deal. The merchantoffers him a 10% discount, whereupon the customer ... thinking he has out-smarted the merchant ... pulls out his plastic and makes the purchase.The price he pays is 10% below the figure on the price tag, or (0.9) of (1.4C) = 1.26C .The merchant has collected 26% over and above his cost.
Simply because - increasing the price to gain the 10% profit gain is easy. Selling goods at the inflated price may price you out of the market - thus you would fail to increase your market share. Customers will always want value for money !
percent increase = (new amount - old amount)/ old amount = (8.80 - 2.05)/2.05 = 3.29268 = 329.27 %
15.9% gain.
let mark price is 100 Rs. after giving 25% discount the selling price=75Rs. if the profit is 25% then the cost price=(100/100+25)*75=60Rs if now they give 10%discount the selling price=90Rs so gain=90-60=30Rs gain%=(30/60)*100=50% mohd. haseeb contact- 09602609019 B.tech (RTU)kota
To calculate capital gain on property, subtract the property's purchase price from the selling price. This difference is the capital gain.
Profit (gain) % = Profit / C.P. *100
by selling 125 cassettes a man gains an amount equal to the selling price of 5 cassettes. find the gain percent?