Worksheet on Finding Profit or Loss

We will practice the questions given in the worksheet on finding profit or loss.

1.  Find the profit or loss in each of the following cases:

(i) Cost Price = $ 270, Selling Price = $ 300

(ii) Cost Price = $ 325, Selling Price = $ 300

(iii) Selling Cost Price = $ 895, Cost Price = $ 818

(iv) Selling Price = $ 1000, Cost Price = $ 1080


2. If cost price of a Pen is $ 19 and Selling Price is $ 24.Is there a gain or loss?

3. The cost of a Washing Machine is $ 8,450. If Selling Price is $ 8075, what is the gain or loss?

4. Aaron bought an article for $ 575.00 and spent $ 25 on its transportation. He sold it for $ 550. Find his profit or loss?

5. Ben buys a basket of mangos at $ 250. He sells the basket at $ 225. Find his gain or loss.

6. Sam buys a chair for $ 300. He pays $ 25 as transport charges and sells it to Mr. John for $ 420. Find his profit or loss.


Answers for the worksheet on finding profit or loss are given below.


Answers:


1. (i) Profit = $ 30

(ii) Loss = $ 50

(iii) Profit = $ 77

(iv) Loss = $ 80


2. Gain of $ 5

3. Loss of $ 375

4. Loss of $ 50

5. Loss of $ 25

6. Loss of $ 95

Profit and Loss.

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