Rupesh Pathak and Vaishali Bhatia Solutions for Chapter: Comparing Quantities, Exercise 6: Exercise 13.4

A dealer purchases a showpiece for $900$ rupees and marks it $25$ percent above the cost price. If he allows a discount of $10\%$ on the marked price, what profit percentage does he make?

A manufacturer offers a discount of $10\%$ on its product and still makes a profit of $20$ percent. what is the actual cost of product marked at $320$ rupees.

If marked price of an article is $25\%$ above the Selling price and cost price is $40\%$ below the selling price. Find the percentage of discount and profit.

A showroom owner offers a discount of $12\%$ on a washing machine which is marked at $10800$ rupees and still makes a profit of $8\%$ what is the cost of washing machine?

A shopkeeper marked his products at $20\%$ above the cost price, then allowed a discount of $5\%$ for the cash payment to his customers. what profit does he make if he received $2128$ rupees after the discount?

A retailer marks his goods $25\%$ above $CP$ and also gives a discount of $10\%$. Find his gain $\%$.

The MP of $5 \mathrm{kg}$ rice is $₹120$. A spoon worth $₹10$ is given with every pack of $5 \mathrm{kg}$ rice. Even then the retailer gains $10\%$. Find the CP of $5 \mathrm{kg}$ rice.

An article costs $700$ to the manufacturer. He sells it to the retailer at a profit of $20\%$. The retailer marks the price $40 \%$ above the price he paid to the manufacturer. Later, he allows a discount of $10\%$ on the MP. Find the amount paid by the customer for the article to the retailer.