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Anil uses a weight of 930 gm instead of 1 kg and sells sugar on it's cost price. what will be his profit percentage on selling 679.807 kg sugar?  

Anil uses a weight of 930 gm instead of 1 kg and sells sugar on it's cost price. what will be his profit percentage on selling 679.807 kg sugar?   Correct Answer 7.53

GIVEN:

Anil uses only 930 gm instead of 1kg 

CALCULATION:

 

⇒ Profit% = 7/93 × 100

⇒ 7.53 %

 

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