man bought chair of 260rs and he sell it in 300rs . how much profit he made,also count percentage​

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1. [tex] \Large{\bf{\green{\mathfrak{\dag{\underline{\underline{Given:-}}}}}}} [/tex]

   • Man brought a chair for Rs. 260 and sold it for Rs. 300.

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   • Profit and Profit percentage

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   Here,

   • Cost Price = CP = Rs. 260

   • Selling Price = SP = Rs. 300

   We know that,

   [tex] \boxed{\pink{\sf Profit \: = \: Selling price \: – \: Cost Price}} [/tex]

   Substituting the values,

   • Profit = Rs. 300 – Rs. 260

   • Profit = Rs. 40

   Now,

   • Profit percentage = ?

   We know that,

   [tex] \boxed{\pink{\sf Profit \: percentage \: = \: \dfrac{Profit}{Cost \: Price} \: * \: 100}} [/tex]

   • Here,

   • Profit = Rs. 40

   • CP = Rs. 260

   Substituting the values,

   • [tex] \sf Profit \: percentage \: = \: \dfrac{40}{260} \: * \: 100 [/tex]

   • [tex] \sf Profit \: percentage \: = \: \dfrac{4\cancel{0}}{26\cancel{0}} \: * \: 100 [/tex]

   • [tex] \sf Profit \: percentage \: = \: \dfrac{4}{26} \: * \: 100 [/tex]

   • [tex] \sf Profit \: percentage \: = \: \dfrac{4}{\cancel{26}} \: * \: \cancel{100} [/tex]

   • [tex] \sf Profit \: percentage \: = \: \dfrac{4}{13} \: * \: 50 [/tex]

   • [tex] \sf Profit \: percentage \: = \: \dfrac{200}{13} [/tex]

   • [tex] \sf Profit \: percentage \: = \: 15.38 \% [/tex]

   Therefore,

   • Profit = Rs. 40

   • Profit percentage = 15.4 %

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2. Answer:

   profit-300-260=40

   profit%=40/260×100=15.38%

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