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The currency of South Africa is the South African Rand (ZAR). • Capital: Pretoria (administrative), Bloemfontein (judicial), Cape Town (legislative). • South Africa is also known for its diverse culture and history. • It is part of the BRICS group. Additional Knowledge: • (b) Pound: Currency of the United Kingdom (GBP). • (c) Rupee: Currency used by India (INR) and several other countries like Pakistan (PKR). • (d) Peso: Used in countries like Mexico (MXN) and the Philippines (PHP).
In a shop, shirts are usually sold at 50% above the cost price. During a sale, the shopkeeper offers a discount of 20% off the usual selling price. If h...
An article is marked 45% above its cost price and sold after offering a discount of Rs. 80 such that its selling price is Rs. 110 more compared to its s...
An article was marked 60% above the cost price and sold after a discount of Rs. 600. If the selling price of the article is Rs. 1500, then find the cost...
A shopkeeper bought machine at Rs. 16800 and he marked up above its purchased price and sold it to a customer at 12.5% discount on the marked price and ...
Anjali sold a gadget at a profit of 30%, while Rahul sold the same gadget at a profit of 28%. If Anjali earned Rs. 50 more than R...
Marked price, selling price and cost price of an article are in the ratio 10:7:5. If difference between marked price and cost price of an article is Rs....
A trader purchased two articles for a combined cost of ₹6400. He sold the first article at a profit of 30% and the second article at a loss of 20%. Th...
A shopkeeper marks his goods at 40% above the cost price and gives a discount of 20%. Find his profit percentage.
On selling an anicle for ₹984, Arnn loses 18%. In order to gain 15%, he must sell it for:
The cost price of article A and B is Rs. ‘X’ and Rs. (X + 750), respectively. Article A is sold at 20% profit while article B is sold at 10% loss. I...
