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The cost price and selling price are given in the following table. Find out whether there was a profit or a loss and how much it was.

Ex. Cost
price
(in Rs)
Selling
price
(in Rs)
Profit
or Loss
How
 much?
i. 4500 5000
ii. 4100 4090
iii. 700 799
iv 1000 920

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i. Cost price = Rs 4500 

Selling price = Rs 5000 

Selling price is greater than cost price.

∴ There is a profit. 

∴ Profit = Selling price – Cost price 

= 5000 – 4500 

∴ Profit = Rs 500

ii. Cost price = Rs 4100 

Selling price = Rs 4090 

Cost price is greater than selling price. 

∴ There is a loss. 

∴ Loss = Cost price – Selling price 

= 4100 – 4090 

∴ Loss = Rs 10

iii. Cost price = Rs 700 

Selling price = Rs 799 

Selling price is greater than cost price. 

∴ There is a profit. 

∴ Profit = Selling price – Cost price 

= 799 – 700 

∴ Profit = Rs 99

iv. Cost price = Rs 1000 

Selling price = Rs 920 

Cost price is greater than selling price. 

∴ There is a loss. 

∴ Loss = Cost price – Selling price 

= 1000 – 920 

∴ Loss = Rs 80

Ex. Cost
price
(in Rs)
Selling
price
(in Rs)
Profit
or Loss
How
 much?
i. 4500 5000 Profit Rs 500
ii. 4100 4090 Loss Rs 10
iii. 700 799 Profit Rs 99
iv 1000 920 Loss Rs 80

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