Question 1 :
An item is sold at two successive discounts of 10 percent and 20 percent. The selling price of article after second discount is Rs. 1800. If it is sold only at one discount of 30 percent then what will be the selling price of the article?
Question 2 :
A man sells two articles at the same price. If on first, he earns 30% profit and on the second he loses 30%, find the overall profit/loss%.
Question 3 :
The cost price of two articles is Rs. 1400. One is sold at a profit of 20% and other is sold at a loss of 15%, then there is no profit or loss in the transaction. Find the cost price of the article which the shopkeeper gains.
Question 4 :
Gains are earned by Sanchi equal to selling price of 3 tops by selling x tops. If gain percentage is equal to 100/3%, find the value of x.
Question 5 :
A shop owner gives 2 articles free for buying every 10 articles and also gives 4% discount on the marked price, thus gains 35%. The marked price is increased above the cost price by
Question 6 :
After selling a watch, Pankaj found that he had made a loss of 20 percent. He also found that had he sold it for Rs. 27 more, he would have made a profit of 10 percent. The actual initial loss was what percentage of the profit earned, had he sold for a 10 percent profit?
Question 7 :
On selling two items each at Rs 1250, the trader makes an overall profit of 25 percent. If the cost price of one item was Rs. 900, what was the cost price of the other?
Question 8 :
A dishonest shopkeeper used to 940 grams in place of 1100 grams and he challenges that he gets 10% profit on it. Find the real profit of dishonest shopkeeper (near two decimal).
Question 9 :
A bike dealer sold a bike at two successive discounts of 30% and 40%. If the selling price of the bike is Rs. 44100, then what is the marked price?
Question 10 :
A shopkeeper calculates his loss of 40% on selling price. Find his actual loss percent.
Question 11 :
What is the exact equivalent discount of three successive discounts of 10%, 15% and 20% by Sale of an article?
Question 12 :
A, B, and C start a business. A invest 33.33% of the total capital. B invests 25% of the remaining and C invests the rest. If the total profit at the end of a year is Rs. 162000, then A's share of profit is: