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Safia calculated his loss percent as 14% on cost price. The ratio of selling price to cost price will be:

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  1. 7:1
  2. 7:6
  3. 1:7
  4. 6:7

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Option 4 : 6:7
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Given:

Loss percent on cost price = 14%

We need to find the ratio of selling price (SP) to cost price (CP).

Formula Used:

Loss Percent =

Ratio of SP to CP = SP / CP

Calculation:

14% = %

=

=

 

 

The ratio of selling price to cost price is 6 : 7.

The ratio of selling price to cost price will be 6 : 7.

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