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A and B sold the same article. The marked price of product is Rs.24000. A gives the discount 10% on the first 40% amount of marked up price and on remaining he gives 15% discount. B gives 15% discount on first Rs. 20000 and 10% on remaining. What is the difference between their S.P. ?

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Important Questions on Percentages

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Three successive discounts of

20 %

30 %

and

20 %

are given, what will be the net discount (in percentage)?

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Two successive discounts of

30 %

and

70 %

are given. What will be the net discount (in percentage)?

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Which single discount will be equal to two successive discounts of

12 %

and

5 %

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The single discount equivalent to two successive discounts of

20 %

and

15 %

is:

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If the ratio of marked price and selling price is

14 : 11,

what is the discount percent?

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The marked price of an article is

₹ 1840

and is sold at a discount of

₹ 368

. What is the discount percentage?

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A dealer marks his goods

20 %

above cost price. He then allows some discount on it and makes a profit of

8 %

. The rate of discount is:

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Quantitative Aptitude>Arithmetic>Percentages>Profit and Loss

A trader gives a discount of

4 %

for purchases above

Rs . 25, 000, 6 %

for purchases above

Rs . 35, 000

and

8 %

for purchases above

Rs . 50, 000

. If an item is purchased for

Rs . 38, 500

. what would be the amount of discount?

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Quantitative Aptitude>Arithmetic>Percentages>Profit and Loss

Amir gave two successive discounts of

10 %

and

20 %

on a pencil. If the marked price of the pencil is

R s . 3200

, then what is the total value of the two discounts together?

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A shopkeeper offers the following three schemes. Which scheme has the lowest discount percentage (all articles have same marked price)?

Two successive discounts of $10 %$ and $10 %$
Buy $7$ and get $8$
Buy $9$ and get $1$ free

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A shopkeeper buys a book for

₹ 2, 500

and marks its price

15 %

above cost. He allows a discount of

₹ 345

. The discount percentage is:

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A shirt priced at

R s . 1500

is being sold at a discount of

40 % + 60 %

. What is the price (in ₹) after discount?

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A trader allows a discount of

8 %

on marked price. If the selling price is

₹ 667

, the discount in rupees is:

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The marked price of an article is twice the cost price. For a gain of

50 %

, what should be the discount percentage?

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The price of a refrigerator is

₹ 22, 000

. A shopkeeper marks its price

15 %

above its cost price and gives a discount of

8 %

. The discount is _____.

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The successive discounts of

20 %, 10 %

and

8 %

is equivalent to a single discount of_____.

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The selling price of an article is

₹ 2, 28, 528

. A shopkeeper marks its price

15 %

above its cost price and gives a discount of

10 %

. The cost price is_____.

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If three successive discounts of

20 %

30 %

and

40 %

are given. then what will be the net discount (in percent)?

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The marked price of a table is

50 %

more than its cost price. What discount percent should be offered by the shopkeeper to sell his table at no profit or no loss?

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Marked price of a dining table is

R s . 6000

and it is sold to a customer for

R s . 5500

. What is discount rate gown on that table?

A and B sold the same article. The marked price of product is Rs.24000. A gives the discount 10% on the first 40% amount of marked up price and on remaining he gives 15% discount. B gives 15% discount on first Rs. 20000 and 10% on remaining. What is the difference between their S.P. ?

Important Questions on Percentages

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