Total CP= (65%0f 70%of 500000)+75000
=0.65*0.7*500000+75000
CP=Rs 302500
SP=Rs5,00,000
gain%=(500000-302500)/302500*100
=65.28%
Description : Vijay marked his camera at 50% above his cost price. He sold it after allowing discount and still made a profit of 20%. What is the discount percentage he offered on it? a)20% b)25% c)30% d)35%
Last Answer : a)20%
Description : Deepak selling a product at 48% discount, he incurs a loss of 10%. The marked price of the product is 15000 Rs. At what percent discount he should sell the product so as to have a profit of 30%.
Last Answer : Mp=15000==>Sp= 15000*0.52= 7800. Loss of 10% is there==>Cp= 7800/ 0.90= RS.8666.66 Profit of 30% = 6000*1.15=11266.66 Discount should be Rs2600 Discount % should be {2600/15000}*100 =17.3%
Description : Reeta buys an old cycle for Rs.2500 and spends Rs.300 on its repairs. If he sells the cycle for Rs.3200, his gain percent is?
Last Answer : Profit Percentage = Profit / cost price x 100 Cost price = 2500+300 = 2800 Profit = sp-cp =3200-2800=> 400 Profit percentage = 400 / 2800 x 100 = 14.28%
Description : A dealer buys an article marked at Rs. 50,000 at 25% and 10% successive discount. He spends Rs. 5000 on its repair and sells it for Rs. 50,000. What is his loss or gain percentage? 1. 33.63% loss 2. 26.43% gain 3. 1.25% gain 4. 29.03% 5. 27.13% loss
Last Answer : CP of the article
Description : Kabi buys wheat at Rs. 15/kg and puts a price tag on it so as to earn a profit of 10%. However, his faulty balance shows 1000 gm when it is actually 900 gm. What is his actual gain percentage?
Last Answer : CP of 1000gm = Rs. 15 SP of 900gm = Rs. 16.5 SP of 1000gm =16.5x1000/900 = Rs. 18 Now take 1000gm as reference to calculate profit. Profit=SP-CP=18-15=Rs. 3 Profit % = 3x100/15 = 20%
Description : Kumaran stores offered 60% discount on the marked price and there is a loss of 30%. If it is sold the MP, find the profit percentage?
Last Answer : MP= Rs X Sp= 40/100*x= 2x/5 CP= 2x/5*100/70=4x/7 Profit when sold at MP= x-4x/7 =3x/7 Profit% = (3x/7)/(4x/7)*100=75%
Description : The profit made by David in selling his calculator for Rs.400 would be the same as the loss he would have made in selling it at a 25% loss. If he sold his calculator after offering a discount of Rs.100, find the percentage at which he marked it above the cost price. a)56.25% b)62.5% c)60% d)50%
Last Answer : a)56.25%
Description : A marked price of a Chair is Rs 480. The seller offered the discount of 25% and gain 50%. If no discount is allowed, find his gain percentage?
Last Answer : MP= Rs. 480,discount= 25% SP= 480*75/100 = 360 CP= 360* 100/150= 240 Required %= (480-240)/240*100 = 100%
Description : A seller buys three types of apples at Rs 150, Rs 120, and Rs 110 per kg. He mixes them in the ratio of 5:6:7 by weight and sells them at a profit of 50%. At what price per kilogram does he sell the apples?
Last Answer : suppose the seller purchases 5kg , 6kg 7 kg apples. then the price of the total apple (5*150)+(6*120)+(7*110)=750+720+770=2240 as the total apples weights 18kg and the dealer makes a profit of 50% the selling price of apples per kg= 1.5* 2240/ 18 = 3360/18=Rs. 186.66
Description : By selling a mobile at 52% discount, a seller incurs a loss of 8%. The marked price of the product is 18000 Rs. At what percent discount the seller should sell the mobile so as to have a profit of 33%.
Last Answer : Since, Marked Price = 18000 Therefore, Selling Price = 18000*0.48 = 8640 Loss of 8% is there Therefore, Cost price = 8640/0.92 = 9391.30Rs To have profit of 33% The Selling Price should be = 9391. ... should be 18000 - 12490.42 = 5509.58Rs Discount% should be [5509.58/18000]*100 = 30.60 ≈ 31%.
Description : A merchant claims to sell goods at his cost price. But by using false weights, he give only 600 gm of goods for every 1 kg that he buys.What is his profit percentage? a)40% b)100% c)60% d)66 2/3%
Last Answer : d)66 2/3%
Description : A retailer buys 40 pens at the marked price of 36 pens from a wholesaler. If he sells these pens giving a discount of 1%, what is the profit percent? A. 10% B. 22% C. 25% D. 26%
Last Answer : Answer – A (10%) Explanation – Let the marked price of each pen be Re. 1. Then, C.P. of 40 pens = Rs. 36. S.P. of 40 pens = 99% of Rs. 40 = Rs. 39.60. ∴ Profit% = [3.60/36 x 100]% = 10%.
Description : A trader buys two articles at the same price. He sold one article at 20% profit and sold the other at 10% loss . Find his overall profit/loss percentage a)10% loss b)10% profit c)5% loss d)5% profit.
Last Answer : d)5% profit.
Description : A shopkeeper marked a suit at Rs.400. He sold it after allowing a discount, and still made at a profit of 25%. At what percentage above its cost price did he marked the suit, if he sold it for Rs.320? a)50% b)66 2/3% c)62 1/2% d)56 1/4%
Last Answer : d)56 1/4%
Description : Fresh grapes contains 80% of water by weight, where as dry grapes contains 50% of water by weight. Yamini buys 100kg of fresh grapes for a total price of Rs. 300. At what price should she sell the dry grapes (fresh grapes are dried up) to earn 80%profit?
Last Answer : In fresh grapes ratio of water to grapes is 80:20= 4:1 In dry grapes ratio is = 50:50 =1:1 Weight of grapes is = 100*[1/5]= 20kg Weight of dry grapes = 20*2 =40 kg Required amount is = 300*100[180/100]/40 = Rs. 1350
Description : Rosy buys Oats at Rs.10/kg and sell it in order to earn a profit of 40%. However, her faulty balance shows 1000gm when it is actually 800gm. What is her actual gain percentage? a) 35% b) 70% c) 75% d) 25% e) None of the Above
Last Answer : Let price of 1 kg rice = Rs.10. CP of 800 gm rice = Rs.8. She wants to earn a profit of 40% on per Kg SP = 10 + 40% of 10 = Rs. 14 per kg. Faulty balance shows 800 gm = 1000 gm (1 kg) She sells 800 gm for Rs.14. Profit = 14 – 8 = Rs. 6. Profit(%) = 6/8 * 100 = 75%. Answer: c)
Description : Rohit sold his bicycle at 4 % profit. If he sold it for Rs.204 less, he would have made a 30% loss. What was his cost price(in Rs.)? a)630 b)640 c)600 d)560
Last Answer : c)600
Description : Helen went to a mall and then she bought earings at Rs 120 per dozen. The selling price of hundred earings so as to gain 30% will be(in Rs)?
Last Answer : 12 earings cost= 120per dozen 1 earing cost= 120/12 = Rs. 10 sp CP of 100 earings = 100* 10 = Rs 1000 so SP= Rs x from question, SP-CP/CP* 100 =profit % (x-1000)/1000*100= 30 300=x-1000 x=Rs1300
Description : Anwar marked his radio at 40% above his cost price. He, then sold it after offering a discount of 40%. If he made a loss of Rs.640, find his selling price (in Rs.) a)4320 b)4640 c)3360 d)3720
Last Answer : c)3360
Description : A shopkeeper announced 35% discount on an item. A customer bought the item from the shop for Rs. 21000 after getting discount. That person sells the item to another person in such a way that he earned a profit of 32% on the original price. What is the selling price for the another person?
Last Answer : Let original price=x X*65/100=21000 X=21000*100/65=32307.6Rs. SP=32307.6*132/100=Rs.42646.15
Description : Usha purchased 10 fans for Rs 1000 each. She spent Rs 4000 on the maintenance of all fans. She sold five of them for Rs 1500 each and the remaining for 1100 each. Then the total gain or loss % is?
Last Answer : Total actual CP = Rs. (1000*10+4000)=Rs. 14000 Total Sp = Rs.(5* 1500+5*1100) =Rs. 13000 Loss= cp-sp=1000 Loss %= (1000/14000)*100 = 7.14%
Description : Amar sold a camera at 20% profit to Bhavan. Bhavan sold it to Chetan at 30% loss. Chetan bought the camera for Rs.840. find the cost price of Chetan, had Amar sold the camera to Bhavan at 30% loss and Bhavan sold it to Chetan at 20% profit (in Rs.) a)1160 b)1080 c)840 d)720
Last Answer : c)840
Description : A vendor bought 30 dozen bananas at Rs.16 per dozen. He sold 10 dozens at Rs.20 per dozen and 16 dozens at Rs.25 per dozen. The remaining 4 dozens were rotten and he threw away. Find his profit percentage. a)20% b)25% c)30% d)33 1/3%
Last Answer : b)25%
Description : On selling a fan at 8% loss and an iron box at 18% gain, a man gains rs.346.If he sells the fan at 7% gain and the iron box at 15% gain, then he gains rs.450. The actual price of the iron box is approximately?
Last Answer : Let the cost price of the fan be Rs X and Cost of the iron box beRs Y Then 18%Y – 8% X=346 ; That is 18Y-8X=34600 1 And 15%Y+8% X=450 ; that is 15Y+8X=450002 Solving 1 and 2 we get X=1102.275 Y=2412.12 therefore cost of ironbox is = 2412(approx.)
Description : After selling a fan at 6% gain and a fridge at 9% gain, a shopkeeper gains Rs 5100. But if he sells the fan at 9% gain and the fridge at 6% loss, he gains Rs 1800 on the whole transaction. Find the original price of the fan.
Last Answer : let the price of fan be X and fridge be Y 6x/100+9y/100 = 5100 6x+9y=510000------(1) then 9x/100-6y/100=1800 9x-6y=180000-------(2) Calculate both, the we will get x=Rs40000
Description : Rithick wants to buy a computer. He bought a computer listed at Rs 6000 with discount 30% offer on the list price. What additional amount must be offered to rithick to bring the net price to Rs3950?
Last Answer : Mp= 6000 Sp= 6000*70/100 =4200 net amount=3950 required % = (4200-3950)/4200*100 =250/42=>5.95%
Description : A merchant marked his goods at 16% above the cost price. He sold half of the stock at the marked price, one quarter at a discount of 16% on the marked price and the rest at a discount of 32% on the marked price. His total gain is,
Last Answer : Let cost price whole stock = Rs.100 then marked price of whole stock=Rs.116 Marked price of half stock=Rs.58 marked price of onefourth stock=Rs.29 Total selling price=Rs[58+(84% of 29)+(68% of 29)] =Rs[58+24.36+19.72] =Rs.102.08 Hence gain %=(102.08-100)%=2.08%
Description : Ravi marked his Walkman at 60% above his cost price. If he had decreased his discount from 20% to 10%. he would have earned Rs.80 more. Find his cost price. a)640 b)600 c)500 d)800
Last Answer : c)500
Description : A shopkeeper sells a cricket bat whose marked price is Rs.60 at a discount of 20% and gives a ball costing Rs.3 free with each bat. Even then he makes a profit of 25%. His cost per bat is.
Last Answer : Marked price = Rs.60 Selling price = Rs [(80/100 * 60) – 3] = Rs.45 Let cost price brRs ‘x’. Then 125% of x = 45 (125/100 * x) = 45 Cost price of one bat = Rs.36
Description : Reema buys dress for 10% less than its value and sells it for 10% more than its value. His gain or loss percent is: A. no profit, no loss B. 20% profit C. less than 20% profit D. more than 20% profit
Last Answer : Answer – D (more than 20% profit) Explanation – Let the article be worth Rs. x. C.P. = 90% of Rs. x. = Rs.(9/10)x S.P. = 110% of Rs.x = Rs.(11/10)x Gain = Rs.11/10x- 9/10x=(1/5)x gain %=(2/5x) x (10/9x) x 100 =44.44% >20%
Description : Ashwin purchased a second hand machine for Rs.1 lakh. Over the first year after its purchase. He incurred an expense of Rs.20000 in maintaining it. At the end of the first year he sold it for Rs.80000. Find his ... account of depreciation. a)12.5% profit b)12.5% loss c)11 1/9% profit d)11 1/9% loss
Last Answer : d)11 1/9% loss
Description : A house and shop were sold for Rs. 1 lakh each. In this transaction the house sell resulted into 20% loss whereas the shop sell resulted into 20% of profit. The entire transaction resulted in: A. no loss no gain B. loss of Rs 1/12 lakh C. loss of Rs 4lakh D. gain of Rs 6lakh
Last Answer : Answer – B (loss of Rs. 1/12 lakh) Explanation – Total S.P = Rs. 2 lakh. C.P of house = Rs. (100/80 x 1)lakh = Rs 5/4 lakh C.P of shop = Rs. (100/120 x 1)lakh = Rs. 5/6 lakh Total C.P = Rs. (5/4 + 5/6)lakh = Rs. 25/12 lakh ∴ loss = Rs.(25/12 – 2)lakh = Rs. 1/12 lakh.
Description : A seller mixes 30% water to milk and then he sells the whole mixture at the price of milk. If the cost price of water be 50% of the cost price of milk, what is the net profit percentage?
Last Answer : Let CP of 1litre of milk = Rs.200 & CP of 1litre of water = Rs. 100 CP of solution=140+30=170 Sp of 1litre solution= 200 Profit%= (200-170)*100/170 = 17.64%
Description : A substance is purchased for Rs. 300. If one fourth of the substance is sold at a loss of 10% and the remaining at a gain of 5%, Find out the overall gain or loss percentage.
Last Answer : Price Received by selling one fourth of the substance at a loss of 10% = (1/4) * 300 * (90/100) = Rs. 67.5 Price Received by remaining substance at a gain of 5% = (3/4) * 300 * (105/100) = Rs.236. ... 75 Profit = 303.75 - 300 = 3.75 Profit%=(Gain/Cost∗100)% =(3.75/300∗100)% =1.25%
Description : An product is sold at a loss of 10%. Had it been sold for Rs. 9 more, there would have been a gain of 12 1/2% on it. The cost price of the product is
Last Answer : Let the cost price of the product = Rs. x S.P. at 10% loss = x×90/100= Rs. 9x/10 S.P. at 12 1/2 % gain x × (100+12 1/2)/100 = Rs. 225x/200 9x/10 + 9 = 225x/200 180x + 1800 = 225x x = Rs. 40
Description : A salesman sold an book at a loss of 25%. If the selling price had been increased by Rs. 150, there would have been a gain of 15%. The cost price of the book was:
Last Answer : Let the C.P. of book be Rs. x. 115% of x - 75% of x = Rx. 150 40% of x = Rx. 150 x = Rs. (150×100)/40 x= Rs. 375
Description : Murugan sold a book at a loss of 40%. If the selling price had been increased by Rs.200, there would have been a gain of 10%. What was the cost price of the book?
Last Answer : Let cost price be Rs ‘x’ Then (110% of x) – (60 % of x) = 200 (110x/100) - (60x/10) = 200 110x – 60x = 20000 X = 400 So cost price of the book = Rs.400
Description : Reenu sold an article at a loss of 40%. If the selling price had been increased by Rs.200, there would have been a gain of 10%. The cost price of the article was
Last Answer : Let the C.P. of article be Rs. x. 110% of x - 60% of x = Rx. 200 50% of x = Rx. 200 x = Rs. (200×100)/50 = Rs. 400
Description : By selling 90 oranges for Rs 80, a man loses 40 %. How many oranges should he sell approximately for Rs 48 to gain 40 % in the transaction?
Last Answer : Let S.P. of 90 oranges be Rs. x. Then, 60 : 80 = 140 : x x = 80*140/60= 186.66 For Rs.186.66, oranges sold = 90 For Rs.48, oranges sold = 90/186.66* 48 = 23(approx.)
Description : A salesperson has goods of worth Rs.12000. He sold half of the goods at a gain of 24%. At what profit per cent should he sell the remaining half of the stock so that he gets36% profit on the whole?
Last Answer : CP of goods = 12000 For 36% gain, total SP =12000 + (36/100*12000) = 16320 SP of goods worth 6000 at 24% profit = 6000 + (24/100*6000) = 7440 Therefore, SP of remaining goods = (16320-7440) = 8880 Let ... % for remaining goods be x. Then, =>6000*(100+x)/100=8880 =>100+x=8880/60 x=148-100=48
Description : What is the highest % discount(approximately) that a trader can offer on his marked price, so that he ends up selling at no profit or loss, if he initially marked his goods up by 60%?
Last Answer : Let CP= Rs 100 MP= Rs100+60=160 Discount= x% then, 160*[100-x/100] =100 100-x=100*100/160 x=37.5%
Description : Sekar gives the discount of 42% for nokia phone, after he marked the price 29% more than its cost price. find his loss or profit %?
Last Answer : Cp= 100 MP=129/100*100=129 Sp=129*42/100 =129-54.18 =74.82 Loss% = (100-74.82) = 25.18%
Description : P sells a bike to Q at a profit of 25%. Q sells it to R at a profit of 30%.If R pays Rs.273 for it, the cost price of the bike for P is:
Last Answer : Selling price for q is Rs. 273 Cost price + profit = 273 X + 30x/100= 273 X = 210 Cost price of q is 210 Selling price of p is 210 Cost price + profit = 210 Y + 25y/100= 210 Y = 168 The cost price of p is Rs. 168/-
Description : Every year before the Diwali festival, the kumaran stores increases the price of the product by 48% and then introduce two successive discount of 12% and 13% respectively. What is percentage loss and percentage gain ?
Last Answer : Let CP = 100, 48 % increase =>SP = 148 12 % discount in SP => ((148 x 12)/100) = 17.76 So 1st SP = (148 – 17.76) = 130.24 13 % discount in 1st SP ((130.24x13)/100) = 16.93 2nd SP = 130.24-16.93= 113.31 So finally CP = 100, SP = 113.31 => gain = 13.31%
Description : A dealer allows a discount of 40 % on the marked price to the retailer. The retailer sells at 10% below the marked price. If the customer pays Rs.38 for an article, what profit is made by the retailer on it?
Last Answer : Let dealer marked price = 100%, Retailer's C.P = 60% And the retailer sells at 10% less than the marked price =>S.P = 90% If S.P of 90% of the retailer costs Rs.38 to customer, So its C.P of 60% will cost 60*38/90 = 25 Profit made by the retailer = 38-25 = Rs.13
Description : Anamika purchased 60 tablets at a price of Rs.60 per tablet. she sold 15 tablets at profit of Rs.6per tablet and 38 tablets at a profit of Rs. 7per tablet. The remaining tablets were sold at a loss of Rs. 4 per tablet. What is the average profit percentage per tablets?
Last Answer : Total CP= 60*60=3600 Total Sp= [(15*60+15*6)+(38*60+38*7)+(7*60-7*4)] = 990+2546+392=3928 Average profit = 3928-3600/60 =328/60 =>5.46%
Description : The profit made by selling 25 m of a cloth equals the selling price of 5 m of that cloth. find the profit percentage? a)25% b)20% c)16 2/3% d)30%
Last Answer : a)25%
Description : The profit made by selling 30 m of a cloth equals the cost price of 6 m of that cloth. find the profit percentage a)25% b)20% c)16 2/3% d)30%
Last Answer : b)20%
Description : A man purchased wheat worth Rs. 400. He sold 3/4 at a loss of 10% and the reminder at a gain of 10%. On the whole he gets: A. loss of 5% B. gain of 5 C. loss of 19% D. loss of 6%
Last Answer : Answer – A (loss of 5%) Explanation – C.P of 3/4th = Rs. (3/4 x 400) = Rs. 300, C.P of 1/4th = Rs. 100 ∴ Total S.P = (90% of Rs. 300 + 110% of Rs. 100) = Rs. 380 Loss = (20/400 x 100)% = 5%
Description : A man sells two flats for Rs. 8000 each. neither loosing nor gaining in the deal. If he sold one at a gain of 25%, the other commodity sold at a loss of: A. 50/3 % B. 18 /3% C. 25% D. 32%
Last Answer : Answer – A (50/3 %) Explanation – Total S.P = 16000 Rs. and Total C.P = 16000 Rs. S.P. of Ist = Rs. 8000. Gain on it = 25% C.P of Ist = Rs. (100/125 x 8000) = Rs.6400 C.P of 2nd = Rs, (16000 – 6400) = Rs. 9600. S.P of 2nd = 8000. ∴loss on 2nd commodity = (1600/9600 x 100)% = 50/3%