Practice Percentage Questions and Answers

• The income of ‘A’ increases by 26% every year. If the present income of ‘A’ is Rs. 25401.6 and his expenditure 2 years ago from now was Rs. 14000, ...
• The income of ‘A’ increases by 33% every year. If the present income of ‘A’ is Rs. 35378 and his expenditure 2 years ago from now was Rs. 14580, th...
• The income of ‘A’ increases by 35% every year. If the present income of ‘A’ is Rs. 45562.5 and his expenditure 2 years ago from now was Rs. 12000, ...
• A man invested a certain amount of sum at 12.5% per annum simple interest and earned an interest of Rs.1800 after 2 years. If the same amount is invested a...
• A and B together have total of Rs.4000 out of which they donated 20% to the orphanage school. The remaining amount is to be then redistributed between them...
• A and B together have total of Rs.4200 out of which they donated 10% to the orphanage school. The remaining amount is to be then redistributed between them...
• A and B together have total of Rs.5000 out of which they donated 10% to the orphanage school. The remaining amount is to be then redistributed between them...
• A and B together have total of Rs.6000 out of which they donated 20% to the orphanage school. The remaining amount is to be then redistributed between them...
• A and B together have total of Rs.5600 out of which they donated 10% to the orphanage school. The remaining amount is to be then redistributed between them...
• Income of A is 60% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 30% of his Income and equals to Rs. 9600. Find the difference between the incomes ...
• Income of A is 65% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 20% of his Income and equals to Rs. 1400. Find the difference between the incomes ...
• Income of A is 55% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 45% of his Income and equals to Rs. 8100. Find the difference between the incomes ...
• Income of A is 52% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 30% of his Income and equals to Rs. 8100. Find the difference between the incomes ...
• Income of A is 55% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 32% of his Income and equals to Rs. 8100. Find the difference between the incomes ...
• Income of A is 60% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 32% of his Income and equals to Rs. 12800. Find the difference between the incomes...
• Income of A is 55% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 40% of his Income and equals to Rs. 10800. Find the difference between the incomes...
• Income of A is 65% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 44% of his Income and equals to Rs. 15400. Find the difference between the incomes...
• Income of A is 60% of the Income of B and A together. The saving of B is 45% of his Income and equals to Rs. 8100. Find the difference between the incomes ...
• Suyash have total amount of Rs.2000 out of which, he spent 20% on food, 35% of the rest on travelling. Out of remaining amount he spends Rs.550 on miscella...
• Suyash have total amount of Rs.2100 out of which, he spent 15% on food, 40% of the rest on travelling. Out of remaining amount he spends Rs.400 on miscella...
• Suyash have total amount of Rs.3200 out of which, he spent 35% on food, 45% of the rest on travelling. Out of remaining amount he spends Rs.540 on miscella...
• Suyash have total amount of Rs.3000 out of which, he spent 25% on food, 40% of the rest on travelling. Out of remaining amount he spends Rs.620 on miscella...
• Suyash have total amount of Rs.2500 out of which, he spent 25% on food, 40% of the rest on travelling. Out of remaining amount he spends Rs.540 on miscella...
• Suyash have total amount of Rs.2800 out of which, he spent 25% on food, 30% of the rest on travelling. Out of remaining amount he spends Rs.800 on miscella...
• Suyash have total amount of Rs.2600 out of which, he spent 30% on food, 45% of the rest on travelling. Out of remaining amount he spends Rs.561 on miscella...
• Suyash have total amount of Rs.2700 out of which, he spent 20% on food, 30% of the rest on travelling. Out of remaining amount he spends Rs.870 on miscella...
• Income of A is twice the income of B. B and A spend 50% and 60% respectively of their incomes. Find the savings of A, if B saves Rs. 12000 in a month.
• Income of A is twice the income of B. B and A spend 70% and 80% respectively of their incomes. Find the savings of A, if B saves Rs. 21000 in a month.
• Income of A is twice the income of B. B and A spend 20% and 30% respectively of their incomes. Find the savings of A, if B saves Rs. 18550 in a month.
• Income of A is twice the income of B. B and A spend 65% and 75% respectively of their incomes. Find the savings of A, if B saves Rs. 7000 in a month.
• Income of A is twice the income of B. B and A spend 75% and 85% respectively of their incomes. Find the savings of A, if B saves Rs. 18000 in a month.
• A scored 32% marks and failed by 70 marks whereas B scored 64% marks, which was 90 more than the passing marks of the examination. Find the total marks of ...
• A scored 40% marks and failed by 40 marks whereas B scored 70% marks, which was 80 more than the passing marks of the examination. Find the total marks of ...
• A scored 38% marks and failed by 40 marks whereas B scored 68% marks, which was 50 more than the passing marks of the examination. Find the total marks of ...
• A scored 46% marks and failed by 45 marks whereas B scored 76% marks, which was 75 more than the passing marks of the examination. Find the total marks of ...
• A gave 50% of amount to B. B gave 20% of amount received from A to C. If amount received by C from B is Rs.186, then find the amount received by B from A.
• A gave 40% of amount to B. B gave 30% of amount received from A to C. If amount received by C from B is Rs.144, then find the amount received by B from A.
• A gave 40% of amount to B. B gave 60% of amount received from A to C. If amount received by C from B is Rs.288, then find the amount received by B from A.
• A gave 60% of amount to B. B gave 20% of amount received from A to C. If amount received by C from B is Rs.192, then find the amount received by B from A.
• A gave 40% of amount to B. B gave 15% of amount received from A to C. If amount received by C from B is Rs.120, then find the amount received by B from A.