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If the cost price of an article is 2500 and its selling price is 2375 then the loss percentage is:

A5%

B6%

C3%

D4%

Answer:

A. 5%

Read Explanation:

loss percentage =(CPSP)CP×100=\frac{(CP-SP)}{CP}\times 100

=250023752500×100= \frac{2500-2375}{2500}\times 100

=1252500×100=\frac{125}{2500}\times 100

=125002500=5=\frac{12500}{2500}=5


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