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16/08/2026

You hear a business owner say:

“We made ₹1 crore in revenue!”

But does that mean they made ₹1 crore in profit? Not at all.

Let's understand the difference using a simple tea stall example. ☕

Imagine selling 500 cups of tea at ₹20 each:

500 × ₹20 = ₹10,000 Revenue

But that's not your profit.

You still have to pay for things like:

🥛 Milk
🍃 Tea leaves
🍚 Sugar
🥤 Cups
🏪 Rent
💡 Electricity
…and other business expenses.

After subtracting your variable costs and fixed costs, whatever is left is your profit.

Remember:

Revenue = Money generated from sales
Profit = Revenue − Costs

That's why a business can have crores in revenue and still make a loss.

Follow for more real-life maths, money & business concepts.

15/08/2026

Celebrating Independence Through Young Minds | Virtuoso × Indriya

This Independence Day, Virtuoso Abacus Academy collaborated with Indriya for a fun and meaningful Independence Day workshop for kids! 🇮🇳✨

Through engaging activities, creativity, and stories of India’s freedom struggle, children got an opportunity to learn about our nation while celebrating the spirit of independence. ❤️🤍💚

A day filled with learning, patriotism, creativity, and happy young minds! 🇮🇳

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15/08/2026

🇮🇳 Our Little Patriots Talk About India’s Independence

15/08/2026

Our Little Patriots Name India’s Freedom Fighters! | Independence Day Special

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14/08/2026

This Is How Starbucks Makes You Choose the More Expensive Option ☕

Why does paying ₹30 more suddenly make a bigger drink feel like a better deal? 👀

Let's break down the maths behind Starbucks-style portion pricing:

☕ Tall — 354 ml | ₹250
☕ Grande — 473 ml | ₹280
☕ Venti — 591 ml | ₹310

When we calculate the price per 100 ml, the bigger sizes actually give you more drink for every rupee.

But there's something even more interesting happening:

“It's only ₹30 more.”

That's where maths meets pricing psychology — comparing the extra quantity with the extra price.

The next time you see different sizes on a menu, don't just look at the price.

Look at the value.

Prices shown are an illustrative example for explaining the concept.

13/08/2026

You’re Calculating Discounts WRONG!

You see 40% OFF + another 15% OFF and think you got 55% off…

But that's not how successive discounts work. 👀

If the original price is ₹4,000:

₹4,000 → 40% OFF → ₹2,400
₹2,400 → 15% OFF → ₹2,040

So your actual saving is ₹1,960, which means your real discount is 49% — not 55%.

This is the kind of maths you actually use while shopping, budgeting and making everyday decisions.

You learned this for a reason. 🧠

Comment the next maths concept you want to see in real life 👇

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07/08/2026

Can You Beat These Kids? Multiplication Challenge!