Aman bought a computer for 24000 and its accessories pack worth for 1750. He sold it all for *26780. Find his gain and gain per cent.

4%

Step-by-step explanation:

Gain percentage = 1030/25750 x 100 = 4%

$1,030, 4%

Step-by-step explanation:

Aman spent $25,750 on a computer and accessory packs (totally worth it). He sold it for $26,780. So let's say Aman is at 0 before he bought this. He spent $25,750, so we subtract that from 0 to get -25,750. Then he sells it all for $26,780 (again totally worth it for the person buying). So we add 26,780 to the total.

-25,750 + 26,780 = 1,030

So Aman made a profit of $1,030 (now he can buy a REASONABLY priced MacBook Air or something)

So to find the percentage that he gained, we divide 1,030 by his original spending price, namely 25,750

1,030/25,750 = 0.04

Convert that to percentage form, you get 4%

Also, it's questions like this that make me question whether the people who write these questions into the textbooks should be talked to lol.

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