CALCULATING PROFIT AND LOSS, AND PERCENTAGE PROFIT, PERCENTAGE LOSS|CONSUMER ARITHMETIC

[@anniekagrant41]

Thank you sir! Keep the videos coming please.

[@Resandisenu]

how did you get 120 in the horse question ?

[@marestaseaforth5622]

How did you get the 120% and 80%?

[@cxcmathtv2865]

@14:41. Gain means SP>CP. So the gain of 20% can be rewritten as 120% of the original cost price. Loss : means CP>SP so the SP= (100)%CP- 20% lost from cost price.

[@s.sroberts1411]

How u get 48?? For the first word problem?

[@kerafrance8797]

he subtract 72 from 120

[@asamoahmatilda9479]

Please how did you get the 48 at 10:57

[@xivangia1766]

he took the 72 from 120 and 48 was the answer

[@syjaystewart7738]

How yu get 120%?

[@cxcmathtv2865]

@14:41? We get 120% as it said he gained 20% on one horse. It therefore means he sold that horse for 120% of the Cost Price(He sold it for more than the cost price hence % greater than 100). I hope that provides a little bit more clarity

[@honeybarbie3101]

Thank you sir I had everything mixed up

[@otb_dessalines8903]

how you get the 80%

[@lavierbrand6447]

So how did u get to ur answer for the percentage?

[@danielobrien7123]

when you x by 100 u will get it

[@sabtecaallen2969]

Are you Jamaican?

[@cxcmathtv2865]

Yes. Which country are you from?

[@kemarburte]

Ty so much keep making videos ♥️🕶️

[@abebefenta2867]

How did you get 15000

[@ナサニエル-t9k]

That’s what I wanna know I got 14,400

[@Anna-df3cl]

It's 14.2% not 14.3%

[@petagayescott3025]

When ur pass the decimal if you get . 3 or . 2 it's the same thing

[@justforyou2554]

im saying