It costs the shopkeeper $x to buy 20 mangoes
They sell 18 mangoes for $x.
The unit cost of a mangoe to buy was $x/20
The unit cost to buy the 18 mangoes is therefore 18 x $x/20 or $18x/20. this can be reduced to $9x/10
The shopkeeper sold the 18 mangoes for $x.
The gross profit made is $x - $9x/10 = $x/10, this is 1/9 of the cost price.
So the selling price is 10/9 of the cost price. the profit is 1/9 or as a percentage 11.11%
40 % markup. 1.40 - 10% (.14) =1.26 where 1.00 is 100% 26% profit
You can analyze your profit and loss on a spreadsheet.
The shopkeeper sold the cupboard for Rs 6175. 5% of 6500 = .05 x 6500 = 325 6500 - 325 = 6175 Since he earned a profit of 15% of the cost, the cost price, C, would be Rs 5369.57. C + 15% of C = 6175 C + .15C = 6175 1.15C = 6175 (divide by 1.15 to both sides) C ≈ 5369.57
Profit = (profit percentage / 100) x gross income
Profit (gain) % = Profit / C.P. *100
21%
Buy mean purchase and sell for profit means give to someone for more than you had purchase.
No, it is not illegal to purchase items and then resale them for a profit. This is how businesses make their money.
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According to Chron, the average profit margin for furniture retailers is 2 percent. This is up from other retailers who normally have a 0.5 percent profit margin.
Well, isn't that a happy little math problem! If the shopkeeper sells 10 toffees for a rupee and gains 20 percent, that means his cost price is 10 toffees for less than a rupee. So, he bought more than 10 toffees for a rupee to make a profit. Keep on painting those numbers and you'll find the answer!
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