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There is no profit or loss when

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Question

There is no profit or loss when

Options

  • C.P. = S.P.

  • C.P. > S.P.

  • C.P. < S.P.

  • M.P. = Discount

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Solution

There is no profit or loss when C.P. = S.P.

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Chapter 3: Bill, Profit and Loss - Exercise 3.1 [Page 55]

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Samacheer Kalvi Mathematics - Term 2 [English] Class 6 TN Board
Chapter 3 Bill, Profit and Loss
Exercise 3.1 | Q 17 | Page 55

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