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If the cost price of a camera is 75% of its selling price, then the profit per cent is:

A33 1/3 %

B25 %

C16 2/3 %

D24 %

Answer:

A. 33 1/3 %

Read Explanation:

Cost Price (CP) = 75% of Selling Price (SP)
CP=0.75,SP\text{CP} = 0.75,\text{SP}

Profit = SP − CP
=SP0.75SP=0.25SP= SP - 0.75SP = 0.25SP

Profit %
=ProfitCP×100= \frac{\text{Profit}}{\text{CP}} \times 100


=0.25SP0.75SP×100= \frac{0.25SP}{0.75SP} \times 100


=13×100= \frac{1}{3} \times 100


=3313= 33\tfrac{1}{3}%

Profit = 33⅓%


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