I am always confused for a question despite knowing the formula..
A man sold two chairs,one at 20% gain and another at 20% loss.Find his overall loss or gain percent. I know the formula but when i use the basic maths principle I get no loss no profit but actually there is always loss.And make me clear this thing if you can.
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Chandan - 266 Views
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If the cost price of chair selling with more profit is more than , there will be gain otherwise there will be loss.
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