For every ₹5 worth of revenue, a retailer earns ₹1. If the cost of the goods was ₹4800, then how much did he earn?
For every ₹5 worth of revenue, a retailer earns ₹1.
Here we can take revenue as the selling price of the goods.
selling price = ₹5
cost price = selling price - profit/earning
= ₹5 - ₹1
= ₹4
Profit percentage = $$\frac{1}{4}\times\ 100$$
= 25%
If the cost of the goods was ₹4800.
Profit = earning = ₹4800 of 25%
= $$4800\times\ \frac{25}{100}$$
= $$4800\times\ \frac{1}{4}$$
= ₹1200
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