The selling price of an article is 500 rupees more than the cost price. The cost incurred in selling the article is 200 rupees. If the profit percent is 30%, find the cost price.

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Profit and Loss topics include: Profit and loss, including problems related to cost price, selling price, discounts, and marked prices.

Here are some formulas for percentage profit and loss:
Profit or Gain:
Selling price -- Cost price
Loss: Cost price -- Selling price
Profit Percentage: (Profit/C.P.) ×100
Percentage Loss: (Loss/C.P.) ×100 

Here are some tricks for solving profit and loss problems:
Discount = MP -- SP
SP = MP - Discount
For false weight, profit percentage will be P% = ((True weight -- false weight)/ false weight) x 100


The selling price of an article is 500 rupees more than the cost price. The cost incurred in selling the article is 200 rupees. If the profit percent is 30%, find the cost price.






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