The Teaching and video was very good , but I think the last answer was little wrong, I think it was Loss not the Profit ..... over all it was a minior mistake Mam. All the best for up coming videos and keep teaching . THANK YOU
Last sum was to find the loss percentage, as CP > SP! Few gate aspirants are totally depending on these youtube video lectures, so kindly make sure that there is no mistake in what you guys teach
The way you are simplifying the problem is awesome, Last line of the video, there is a correction, 25/3 is the loss percentage its not a profit, it may be typo mistake by the author. since cost price is 300, selling price is 275. its sold less than the cost price.
Pls forgive those are focused on your mistakes .. as read all the comments for this post ... You are doing a wonderful job ... Pls continue doing this without being bothered by some fools who just can ruin the fun of understanding maths...
The whole video was awesome! And most of them kept mentioning that the last part was wrong! I mean it's obvious no that it's a Loss and it's just an error by Ma'am? So why don't just ignore it? Isn't this self understandable? Why do we need to point it out again when already 10 comments have done that. Anyway! I appreciate your video Ma'am. Thank you.
It's very help full mam ..this video is used for like me average student also understand easily ... Great...... please make a video on direction problem if is it possible..thank you so much.....
In 2nd part of 2nd Question, C. P.-S.P. =Loss because C. P. is 300₹ & S. P. is 275₹. So there should be Loss Of 25₹ As question is asking for % of Loss Or Profit. The answer should be loss of 25/3%. 😍😘😗😙😚😌😜🤗🥳😎
Ma'am I'm preparing for clat, I have hardly 3 months to prepare for exam.... Your videos are really helpful for me... Plz upload second part of this video as soon as possible... Plz ma'am....
Thanks for the efforts !! :) For good GK preparation, I must watch Vidya Guru sessions. All important current affairs points, I usually get from their videos only.
in the problem 2 the cp is 300 and sp is 275 then how can it be a profit?it is a loss ,so we have to calculate loss% which is loss%=(loss/cp)*100=25%loss
I'm watching a lot of videos for learning aptitude but when I saw your teaching just I stopped to watch other videos... Your teaching skills are excellent ma'am.. I'm feeling blessed to hear the classes of you... Thank you soo much ma'am 😁
Nice class sir ! .. I also thank to Vidya Guru sessions. My basics got so improved after watching their sessions. I really thank to teachers like you for the amazing support.
You missed a step calculating the CP when you multiplied the SP by 100 to get 1200. I got lost there. I need to find another video to figure out this formula. I like the video, but be sure not to add another zero without explaining it. I understand you probably did it quickly in your head and did not think of explaining it, but it will confuse a learner.
There's no formula in it yaar Its just to convert the denominator(1.2 - Decimal) to a whole no. She has multiplied with 10 on both numerator and denominator 😊
I really appreciate your work mam ... Doing great work thanks alot..... Actually in the last question may be it's loss coz cp is more than sp i.e 300 cp and 275sp soo L= 300-275= 25 🧐.... Is it ? Im I right ?? 😬
mam the above shoe problem u took. I was one doubt. u told 25 % profit but. I think 25% is loss. becoz cost price is rs 300 and selling price is Rs275 is it loss of 25 rupees? is it right or wrong
Good class Sir…, :) For current affairs, I must prefer Vidya Guru Sonia Ma'am Videos. Notes bnane ki bhi zrurat nahi padhti unke videos dekhne ke baad.
Ma'am in second example....cost price is higher than selling price..that is cp 300 and sp 275 which means there is a loss not profit...u called it an obvious profit so I got confused ...
A trader makes a profit of 20% in the first year, the next year he deducts a loss of 25% on the starting principal of the second year. The total profit or loss on his money is a percentage.mam please solve this sam
In a certain store, the profit is 320% of the cost.if the cost increases by 25% but the selling price remains constant,approximately what percentage of the selling price is the profit. Madam pls solve this
At the end of the question you said cost price is higher than selling price then it is profit how is it possible. If selling price more than cost price then only it occurs profit else it leads to loss. Check at 8.19 Timing what you said
