How to Calculate the Cost Price Easy Trick
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- In this video i am showing the easy way to find the cost price of an item if profit and selling price is given. The percentage of profit is already know this example. This method will apply if profit percentage is given. Cost price is really important in business, retail industry , financial industry and even for math and finance students, so in this video i make it simple to calculate.
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wow! the greatest explanation about this topic. i was wondering before why they are using 1.4 if its 40 percent? i was asking myself that shouldn't it be just .40? since that's 40 percent? i couldn't understand it.. BUT NOWi understand why there was a "1" in the 1.40, and it is because (as you have explained) you include the 100% of the price + 40 percent!! you explained it like a true chad, even ChatGPT couldn't explain why the "1" was there. it's like asking teachers why something is included, but instead of explaining they get mad and call you stupid.. BUT YOU SIR are not that. so thank you! keep up the good work!
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For 1st question
It,s long procedure but
All are so try this,
100%=x
120%=240 ,cross multiply
X=240 x 100/120
X= 200 .
Where X=cost price.
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Sir I have doubt . Cost price is selling price - profit percent right?that means 240-20%=192right?kindly explain anyone pls😊
same doubt
20% profit on cost price not to selling price .
Cost price has a 100% & on profit 20% that is
120% =240
100% = 200 👍
Ur statement is wrong
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How do you calculate selling price if did not know the cost price?
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Very good explanation
Not work in retai
If mrp 100
And 20% profit
80 is the purchase rate
80+20 =100 in general
In your case 83.33
Not acceptable.
Suggest please.
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what ? profit means increas right ? in shortcut with 240+60% is 288
Selling price/profit x 100
700/140 x 100 =500
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Agar question me sirf invoice price Dita ho.. loading or cost kuch nhi Diya to kese find out krna h
How did you get 1.2 when you divided 120 over 100
he simplified it further, 120/100=6/5 and then 1.2
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This method wrong, its not work out in retail
Good work
what if percentage cames in 18 % 22 % ???
Dono ka answer wrong pahla ka answer 192 ur dusra ka 420 hoga cost price
Outstanding
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Economically speaking, it's not accurate to say Profit=40%.
First, percent out of what ? Out of SP or CP? It must be specified.
Secondly, it's not "Profits", it's MarkUp. MU=40%, but MU = (SP-CP)/CP => CP=SP(1+0.4)
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Mujhy ek bt samjh Nhe ae 40/100=0.4 ap 1.4 kese rakh rahy hu
where did we get the 120% because we 20%
i wanted one without the profit percent and selling price i couldnt find it
Hello agr kisi amount ka rate aur quantity nikalni ho toh kaise nikalege. Selling price 1207663 hai plz agr kisi ko pta ho toh btna
cost price is 420 +280 is profit , Selling is 700, Cause 10% is 70
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