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                                                  Percentage  and  Its
                    10                                      Applications









                 Learning Objectives

                 After studying this chapter, students will be able to...                                    Scan to learn
                   understand and explain the concept and use of percentage
                   compare two quantities using percentage
                   calculate the percentage of a quantity when the total is not a hundred
                   convert fractional numbers and decimal numbers into percentages and vice versa
                   express a quantity as percentage of another quantity
                   calculate ratios to per cents
                   increase or decrease quantities as per cent
                   apply the concept of percentage in real-life applications: profit or loss and simple interest





                            GET READY!


                  Nakul and Cheeku's father sells the decorative items made of recycled objects on an online plateform.


                                Papa! What will be                                   Nakul, it will be
                                 the selling price of                                 sold at `750.
                                    this article?












                                                                                                  Yes! We will earn 25
                                                                                                  per cent (25%) profit
                                      Okay! We will earn                                             on this article.
                                      a profit of `150 on
                                      this article as its cost
                                         price is `600.           Per cent! What is
                                                                 this? How can I get
                                                                  profit in per cent?








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