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    The question given below consists of a question followed by three statements. You have to study the question and the statements and decide which of the statement(s) is/are necessary to answer the question.

    By selling an article what is the profit percent gained?
    I. $$5\%$$ discount is given on list price.
    II. If the discount is not given, $$20\%$$ profit is gained.
    III. The cost price of the articles is $$\text{Rs. } 5000$$.
    Solution
    I. Let the list price be $$\text{Rs. } x$$
    Then, $$\text{S.P.} = 95\%$$ of $$\text{Rs. } x = \text{Rs. } \left (x\times \dfrac {95}{100}\right ) = \text{Rs. } \dfrac {19x}{20}$$
    II. When $$\text{S.P.} = \text{Rs. } x$$ and gain $$= 20\%$$
    Then, $$\text{C.P.} =\text{Rs. } \left (\dfrac {100}{120}\times x\right ) =\text{Rs. } \dfrac {5x}{6}$$
    $$\therefore \text{Gain} = \left (\dfrac {19x}{20} - \dfrac {5x}{6}\right ) = \left (\dfrac {57x - 50x}{60}\right ) = \dfrac {7x}{60}$$
    $$\therefore \text{Gain}\%$$ $$=\left (\dfrac {7x}{60}\times \dfrac {6}{5x} \times 100\right )\%$$ $$= 14\%$$.
    Thus, I and II only give the answer.
    $$\therefore$$ Correct answer is (A).
  • Question 2
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    A trader marks $$10\%$$ higher than the cost price. He gives a discount of $$10\%$$ on the marked price. In this kind of sales how much percent does the trader gain or lose?
    Solution
    Let the cost price be $$\text{Rs }100$$
    Then the mark-up price is $$10\%$$ above the cost price.
    Mark price $$=(100+10\% \ \text{of}\ 100)=$$ $$\text{Rs.}$$ $$110$$
    Trader gives $$10\%$$ discount on the marked price, then  the 
    Selling price $$=(110-10\% \ \text{of}\ 110)=$$ $$\text{Rs.}$$ $$99$$
    Therefore, Loss $$=$$ cost price $$-$$ selling price
     Loss $$=100-99= \text{Rs }1$$ on cost price of $$\text{Rs }100$$
    Thus loss percent is $$1\%$$.
  • Question 3
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    Two bicycles were sold for Rs. $$3990$$ each, gaining $$5 \%$$ on one and losing $$5 \%$$ on the other. The gain or loss $$\%$$ on the whole transaction is.
    Solution
    Selling price of two bicycles $$ = 3990$$ Rs. each

    Let the cost price of a bicycle on which gain is $$5\%$$ $$=x$$
    and another bicycle on which loss is $$20\%$$ $$=y$$

    Solving for bicycle on which he gain
    We know that, $$Selling\ price = Cost\ price +  profit$$

    $$\Rightarrow 3990 = x + 5\%\ of\ x$$

    $$\Rightarrow 3990 = x+0.05x$$

    $$\Rightarrow 3990 = 1.05x$$

    $$\Rightarrow x = \dfrac{3990}{1.05}$$

    $$\therefore x = 3800\ Rs$$

    Now, Solving for bicycle on which he loss
    We know that, $$Selling\ price=Cost\ price-loss$$

    $$\Rightarrow 3990 = y - 5\%\ of\ y$$

    $$\Rightarrow 3990 = y - 0.05y$$

    $$\Rightarrow 3990 = 0.95y$$

    $$\Rightarrow y = \dfrac{3990}{0.95}$$

    $$\therefore y = 4200\ Rs$$

    Now, $$Total\ Cost\ price = x + y = 3800+4200 = 8000$$

    and $$Total\ Selling\ price = 2\times3990 = 7980$$

    Since $$Selling\ price < Cost Price$$

    So, In whole transaction, there is a loss and loss $$= 8000-7980=20$$

    $$\therefore Loss\ Percentage=\dfrac{Loss\times100}{Cost\ Price}=\dfrac{20\times100}{8000}=0.25\%\ loss$$

  • Question 4
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    Two blends of tea costing Rs $$35$$ per kg and Rs $$40$$ per kg respectively are mixed in the ratio $$2 : 3$$ by weight. If one-fifth of the mixture is sold at Rs $$46$$ per kg and the remaining at the rate of Rs $$55$$ per kg, find the profit percent.
    Solution
    Let's assume the proportional value is $$x$$

    So, First kind of tea $$= 2x$$ kg and Second kind of tea $$= 3x$$ kg

    Now, $$CP=\sum(Amount\times Cost\ price\ rate)$$

    $$\therefore\ CP=2x\times 35+3x\times 40=190x\ Rs$$

    Amount of mixture $$=2x+3x=5x\ kg$$

    Given that, $$\dfrac{1}{5}th\ of\ mixture=x\ kg$$ sold at $$46\ Rs$$ per kg and remaining $$(5x-x=4x\ kg)$$ sold at $$55\ Rs$$ per kg

    So, $$SP=\sum(Amount\times Selling\ price\ rate)$$

    $$\therefore\ SP=x\times 46+4x\times 55=266x\ Rs$$

    Now, $$Profit=SP-CP=266x-190x=76x\ Rs$$

    $$\therefore Profit\ percentage=\dfrac{Profit\times 100}{CP}=\dfrac{76x\times 100}{190x}=40\%$$
  • Question 5
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    A vendor bought toffees at $$6$$ for a rupee. How many for a rupee must he sell to gain $$20$$%?
    Solution

  • Question 6
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    A trader purchased an old bicycle for $$ Rs.\ 480$$. He spent $$20 \%$$ of the cost on its repair. If he wants to earn $$ Rs\ 144$$ as net profit on it, find profit $$\%$$.
    Solution
    $$CP$$ of an old bicycle $$=480$$

    Cost on repairs $$=480\times {\dfrac{20}{100}}=96$$

    Total CP $$=480+96=576$$

    Profit $$=144$$

    Profit  $$\%=\dfrac{144}{576}\times 100=25$$
  • Question 7
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    A man bought two goats for Rs. $$1008$$. He sold one at a loss of $$20$$% and the other a profit of $$44$$%. If each goat was sold for the same price, the cost price of the goat which was sold at a loss was
    Solution
    $$\Rightarrow$$  Cost price of two goats is $$Rs.1008$$.
    $$\Rightarrow$$ $$80\%$$ of cost price of first goat = $$144\%$$ of cost price of second goat.
    $$\Rightarrow$$   cost price of first goat : cost price of second goat = $$144:80=9:5$$
    $$\Rightarrow$$   Cost price of first goat= $$\dfrac{9}{9+5}\times 1008=$$Rs. $$648$$
  • Question 8
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    Raghav purchased a scooter at $$ \dfrac {13}{15}$$ of its selling price and sold it at $$12 \%$$ more than its selling price. What is his gain per cent ?
    Solution
    Let selling price of scooter be X Rs.

    Cost price for Raghav (CP) $$=\dfrac{13}{15}\ of\ X=\dfrac{13X}{15}$$

    Selling price for Raghav is 12% more than Selling price.

    $$\Rightarrow SP=X+12\%\ of\ X=X+0.12X=\dfrac{28X}{25}\ Rs$$

    $$\therefore Gain=SP-CP=\dfrac{28X}{25}-\dfrac{13X}{15}=\dfrac{168X-130X}{150}=\dfrac{38X}{150}$$

    $$\therefore Gain\ Percentage=\dfrac{Gain\times100}{CP}=\dfrac{\dfrac{38X}{150}\times100}{\dfrac{13X}{15}}=\dfrac{380}{13}=29\dfrac{3}{13}\%$$
  • Question 9
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    A tradesman fixed the selling prices of goods at $$30$$% above the cost price. He sells half of the stock at this price, one-quarter of his stock at a discount of $$15$$% on the original selling price, and the rest at a discount of $$30$$% on the original selling price. Find the gain percent altogether.
    Solution
    Let cost price of goods be $$x\ Rs$$ per unit and total unit be $$y$$ units.

    Then total cost price (CP) $$=xy\ Rs$$

    Selling price of goods is 30% higher than cost price.

    So, Selling price of goods $$=x+30\%\ of\ x=\dfrac{13x}{10}$$ per units.

    According to question, $$\dfrac{y}{2}$$ units of goods sold at selling price, $$\dfrac{y}{4}$$ units of goods sold at 15% discount and remaining $$\dfrac{y}{4}$$ units of goods sold at 30% discount.

    So, Total Selling Price (SP) $$=\sum(Amounts\times Selling\ price\ rate)$$

    $$\Rightarrow SP=(\dfrac{y}{2}\times \dfrac{13x}{10})+(\dfrac{y}{4}\times (\dfrac{13x}{10}-15\%\ of\ \dfrac{13x}{10}))+(\dfrac{y}{4}\times (\dfrac{13x}{10}-30\%\ of\ \dfrac{13x}{10}))$$

    $$\Rightarrow SP=\dfrac{13xy}{20}+(\dfrac{y}{4}\times \dfrac{221x}{200})+(\dfrac{y}{4}\times \dfrac{91x}{100})$$

    $$\Rightarrow SP=\dfrac{520xy}{800}+\dfrac{221xy}{800}+\dfrac{182xy}{800}$$

    $$\therefore SP=\dfrac{923xy}{800}$$

    Hence, $$Gain=SP-CP=\dfrac{923xy}{800}-xy=\dfrac{123xy}{800}$$

    So, $$Gain\ percentage = \dfrac{Gain\times 100}{CP}=\dfrac{\dfrac{123xy}{800}\times 100}{xy}=\dfrac{123}{8}=15\dfrac{3}{8}\%$$
  • Question 10
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    The shopkeeper gives a discount of $$12$$% on the pair of shoes marked for Rs. $$1425$$, then S.P is:
    Solution
    Discount $$=12$$ %
    MP $$=1425$$
    SP =MP -Discount
    $$=1425-\dfrac{12}{100} \times 1425$$
    $$=1254$$
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