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The marked price of a mobile cover is per cent above its cost price. When marked price is increased by per cent and selling price is increased by per cent, the profit is getting trebled. If the original marked price was , the original selling price was
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Important Questions on Profit, Loss and Discount
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Due to market rise, the trader finds that ifhe doubles the cost price and trebles the selling price, then profit would become per cent. What is the present profit percentage?
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A company retail outlet gives per cent discount on printed price of the shirt and the outlet gets per cent commission from the company. His profit per cent is
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A TV seller allows a discount of per cent and a cash discount of on the marked price. Then he gets a profit of per cent on the cost. How much above the cost price he had marked the price?
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If a commission at the rate of per cent is given to a given to a bookseller on the marked price ofa book by the publisher, the publisher gains per cent. If the commission is increased to per cent, then the gain per cent would be
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The marked price of an article is . But due to a special festive offer a certain percentage of discount is declared. Mr. X availed this opportunity and bought the article at reduced price. He then sold it at and thereby made a profit of The percentage of discount allowed was
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A trader sold an article at a gain of per cent. Had he purchased it for per cent more and sold for less, he would have incurred a loss of per cent. What is the cost price of the article?
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An article is sold at a certain price. If it is sold at half the previous selling price, then there is a loss of . The profit after selling the price at the previous selling price was
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Mr. Poddar sells speakers to a retailer at per cent discount, but he charges per cent extra on discounted price. The retailer sells it for more, thereby earning a profit of per cent. What was the marked price by Mr. Poddar?
