Discount Ke Baad Profit Ka Sach
Is question mein humein Cost Price (CP), Marked Price (MP) aur Discount ke beech ka relation samajhkar ye nikalna hai ki seller ko profit hua ya loss, aur wo kitne percent ka hai. Chaliye isse step-by-step, simple Hinglish mein detail ke saath samajhte hain.
🔹 Given Information (Diya Gaya Data)
- Cost Price (CP) = Marked Price (MP) ka 75%
- Discount = 15%
- Humein Profit ya Loss percentage nikalna hai
🔹 Step 1: Marked Price ko 100 maan lo
Profit – Loss ke questions mein calculation easy banane ke liye hum aksar Marked Price = 100 maan lete hain.
👉 MP = 100
🔹 Step 2: Cost Price nikaalo
Question ke according:
🔹 Step 3: Discount ke baad Selling Price nikaalo
Seller ne 15% discount diya hai.
🔹 Step 4: Profit ya Loss decide karo
Ab hum CP aur SP ko compare karte hain:
- Cost Price (CP) = 75
- Selling Price (SP) = 85
Kyuki Selling Price Cost Price se zyada hai, isliye yahan loss nahi, balki profit hua hai.
🔹 Step 5: Profit amount nikaalo
🔹 Step 6: Profit Percentage calculate karo
Profit percentage ka formula hota hai:
✅ Final Answer
Seller ko 13⅓% ka profit hota hai.
🔹 Important Concept Samjho
Bahut se students ye sochte hain ki discount dena matlab loss, lekin ye hamesha true nahi hota. Agar Cost Price kaafi kam ho aur discount ke baad bhi Selling Price zyada rahe, to profit ho jata hai. Is question mein bhi wahi hua:
- CP = 75
- Discount ke baad SP = 85
Isliye seller safe zone mein hai aur profit kama raha hai.
🔹 Exam Tip (Yaad Rakhne Ka Trick)
Jab bhi:
- CP = x% of MP
- Discount = y%
Toh:
- SP = (100 − y)% of MP
- Compare SP% with CP%
Yahan:
- SP% = 85
- CP% = 75
Difference = 10
✨ Conclusion
Is article par 15% discount dene ke baad bhi, seller ko loss nahi hua, balki 13⅓% ka profit mila. Aise questions SSC, Banking, Railway aur State exams mein kaafi common hote hain. Agar aap concept clear rakhenge aur MP = 100 maan kar solve karenge, to ye question seconds mein solve ho jayega.

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