F.3 Percentage

2013-10-13 7:09 am
1. The marked price of a mobile phone is $2000 which is 40% higher than the cost.If the mobile phone os sold at 15% discount, what is the profit percentage? (correct answer to 3 sig. fig.)

2. Mr. Chan invested some money at a compound interest of 10% per annum, compounded annually, for 2 years. Mr. Wong invested the same amount at a compound interest of 5% per annum, compounded annually, for 4 years. Who will earn a larger amount of interest?

回答 (2)

2013-10-13 7:22 am
✔ 最佳答案
1. cost price=2000/(1.4)selling price=$2000/1.4=$1428.571
selling price= 2000*0.85=1700
profit%=[(1700-1428.571)/1428.571]*100% = 19.0 %(cor.to 3 sig.fig.)
2. mr.chan s interest= P(1+10/100)^2-P=0.21
mr.wong s interest=P(1+5/100)^4-P=0.216 (cor.to 3 sig.fig.)
So mr.wong earns a larger amount of interest.

2013-10-12 23:23:44 補充:
cost price =1428.571 just i miss this

2013-10-12 23:24:42 補充:
sorry selling price is 2000 *0.85= 1700, so sorry!!! ^^

2013-10-12 23:25:21 補充:
nothing

2013-10-13 00:56:39 補充:
yea....i still cannot adapt to the time differences when coming back from England...a very strange feeling ...OMG!!!

2013-10-13 09:16:53 補充:
yay...thats great
2013-10-13 7:43 am
Nice answer~
Your home town is England? I see~

For question 1, actually the answer of 19% is exact.

Cost = $2000/1.4
Selling Price = $2000 * (1-15%) = $1700

Profit % = [1700 - 2000/1.4]/(2000/1.4) * 100% = 19% (exact)

2013-10-13 01:47:55 補充:
Keep waking up in the morning and the jet lag would be gone soon.

I previously thought that you were born in Hong Kong.

Nice to meet you~

Then we have different members here internationally.


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