This is one of those tricky questions. If three articles are sold at the cost of four of them, your gain is 33%. For example, you have three widgets, each costing $100. You sell the three widgets for $400. You have a $100 profit. The $100 difference is compared to the $300 cost, and you get 33% - $100 is one third, or 33%, of $300.
The cost of 12 articles at 3 p each is 12 × 3 = 36 p. The cost of 12 articles at 5 p each is 12 × 5 = 60 p. The difference in cost between the two is 60 p - 36 p = 24 p. Thus, the difference in cost is 24 p.
A man buys an article for Rs. 27.50 and sold that for 28.60. Find his Gain percentage. 3% 3.25% 3.5% 4%
The cost for each motorcycle is 12000
If ten mangoes cost Rs 18 and selling them costs Rs 21, then there is a gain of Rs 3. This is a 16.7 percent gain.
it depends on the price. i once sold two bananas for £4.50
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3-5 bucks I got both of them and sold them all for 3 bucks
$1.8 Million Dollars sold directly to chosen few by ferrari. One sold for $3 Millions off ebay.
MDF isn't sold 'by the metre'. -It's sold as 4 x 8 sheets,and a 3/4" sheet is about $ 25 in my area.
Since the cantaloupes are sold 2 for 3, that is each cantaloupe cost 1.50. So that you can buy 5 cantaloupes for 7.50 (7.50 ÷ 1.50 = 5).
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