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                Loss: If the cost price is more than the selling price, then the seller incurs a loss.

                Loss is always calculated on cost price (C.P.)
                i.e., if S.P. < C.P., then it is a loss.
                \ Loss = Cost Price (C.P.) – Selling Price (S.P.)

                                              Loss
                Loss as a Percent: Loss% =           × 100%
                                               C.P.

                Example 20: Find the profit or loss of the following:
                           (a)  C.P. = `741,       SP =  `871                  Loss/Profit = ?
                           (b)  C.P. = `1502,      SP =  `1500                 Loss/Profit = ?

                Solution: (a)  C.P. = `741,  S.P. = `871
                                Here, S.P. > C.P.,                                                Remember

                                So, Profit = S.P. – C.P. = `871 – `741 = `130                 Profit or loss per cent is
                                                                                              always calculated on C.P.
                           (b)  C.P. = `1502,  S.P. = `1500
                                Here, S.P. < C.P.,

                                So, Loss = C.P. – S.P. = `1502 – `1500= `2
                                                                                        Think and Answer
                Example 21: A shopkeeper bought a cycle for `2800 and               Why are profit and loss always
                sold it to a customer for `2940. Find the profit earned by          calculated on the cost price? Suppose
                the shopkeeper.                                                     the cost price of a football is `500 and
                Solution:  Cost price of the cycle, C.P. = `2800                    the shopkeeper wants to earn `50 as
                                                                                    a profit on it. What do you think of the
                            Selling price of the cycle, S.P. = `2940                selling price at which the shopkeeper
                            Clearly,       S.P. > C.P.,                             will sell the football?
                            Therefore, Profit = S.P. – C.P. = `2940 – `2800 = `140

                Thus, the shopkeeper earned a profit of `140
                Example 22: Find the profit or loss%, if C.P. is `480 and S.P. is `600.

                Solution: We have,
                            C.P. = `480,        S.P. =  `600

                            S.P. > C.P., so we get profit
                            And, Profit = S.P. – C.P. = 600 – 480 = `120
                                        Profit            120
                \           Profit % =          × 100% =        × 100% = 25%
                                         CP..             480

                Example 23: Rashmi buys a mobile phone for `25,500 and its accessories for `3500. She sold it for
                `28000. Find her gain or loss percent.

                Solution:  Cost price of the phone = `25,500

                            Cost of Accessories = `3500
                \           Effective cost price (C.P.) = (`25500 + `3500) = `29000

                            S.P. of the phone = `28000

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