PPT: Profit & Loss | Mathematics for Class 5 PDF Download

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Profit
and Loss
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Profit
and Loss
Profit and loss are important whenever goods are bought
and sold. 
Whenever a shopkeeper sells an item more than he has
bought it for, he has made a profit. But if he sells it for
lesser than the price at which he bought it, he makes a
loss.
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Profit
and Loss
Profit and loss are important whenever goods are bought
and sold. 
Whenever a shopkeeper sells an item more than he has
bought it for, he has made a profit. But if he sells it for
lesser than the price at which he bought it, he makes a
loss.
Cost prices (CP) : It is the amount at
which the shopkeeper buys an article.
Selling price (SP) : It is the amount at
which the shopkeeper sells the article
to the customer.
Whenever the selling price is more
than the cost price, it is a profit.
Profit = Selling price – Cost Price
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Profit
and Loss
Profit and loss are important whenever goods are bought
and sold. 
Whenever a shopkeeper sells an item more than he has
bought it for, he has made a profit. But if he sells it for
lesser than the price at which he bought it, he makes a
loss.
Cost prices (CP) : It is the amount at
which the shopkeeper buys an article.
Selling price (SP) : It is the amount at
which the shopkeeper sells the article
to the customer.
Whenever the selling price is more
than the cost price, it is a profit.
Profit = Selling price – Cost Price
When the selling price is less than
the cost price it is a loss.
Loss = Cost price – Selling Price
If the selling price and cost price
are equal, there is no profit or loss.
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Profit
and Loss
Profit and loss are important whenever goods are bought
and sold. 
Whenever a shopkeeper sells an item more than he has
bought it for, he has made a profit. But if he sells it for
lesser than the price at which he bought it, he makes a
loss.
Cost prices (CP) : It is the amount at
which the shopkeeper buys an article.
Selling price (SP) : It is the amount at
which the shopkeeper sells the article
to the customer.
Whenever the selling price is more
than the cost price, it is a profit.
Profit = Selling price – Cost Price
When the selling price is less than
the cost price it is a loss.
Loss = Cost price – Selling Price
If the selling price and cost price
are equal, there is no profit or loss.
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