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If k% of 1 day is 36 minutes? Then find the value of k. Express the answer in decimal form.

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Important Questions on Comparing Quantities

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Active Teach Maths Ace>Chapter 8 - Comparing Quantities>MENTAL MATHS>Q 7
An item is sold for ₹ 990 at a profit of 10%. If its CP is ₹k, find the value of k.
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Active Teach Maths Ace>Chapter 8 - Comparing Quantities>MENTAL MATHS>Q 8

C.P. is ₹ 1500 and S.P. is 3 times C.P. If the profit is ₹ k, find k.

 (S.P. stands for selling price and C.P. stands for cost price.)

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Active Teach Maths Ace>Chapter 8 - Comparing Quantities>MENTAL MATHS>Q 9
Find the simple interest on ₹5000 for 6 months at 5% per annum.
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Active Teach Maths Ace>Chapter 8 - Comparing Quantities>MENTAL MATHS>Q 10
If in T years ₹20000 amounts to ₹23000 at 5% per annum simple interest, then find the value of T.
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Active Teach Maths Ace>Chapter 8 - Comparing Quantities>HOTS>Q 1
In an election, 20000 voters were enlisted. Out of them 80% cast their votes. The winning candidate got 23% of the cast votes. If he got 680 votes more than his rival candidate, find the percentage of cast votes the rival candidate got? 
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Active Teach Maths Ace>Chapter 8 - Comparing Quantities>HOTS>Q 2
Arun sold an article for ₹1600. He found that if he had sold the article for ₹800 more, he would have made a profit of 100%. Find the cost price of the article and hence find his current profit.
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Active Teach Maths Ace>Chapter 8 - Comparing Quantities>HOTS>Q 3
A certain sum of money at a certain rate of simple interest doubles itself in 10 years. In how many years will the same sum become three times at the same rate of interest?
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Active Teach Maths Ace>Chapter 8 - Comparing Quantities>HOTS>Q 4
Rohan bought a product at a certain sum of money and sold it. Had he sold it for ₹2000 more, he would have made a profit of 40%. Had he sold it for ₹4000 less, he would have suffered a loss of 20%. Find the cost price and the original selling price of the product.