Question
The cost price of article A and B is Rs. ‘X’ and Rs. (X + 800), respectively. Article A is sold at 25% profit while article B is sold at 10% loss. If selling price of article B is Rs. 90 more than that of article A and article B is sold after giving a discount of 20%, then find the marked price of article
The cost price of article A and B is Rs. ‘X’ and Rs. (X + 800), respectively. Article A is sold at 25% profit while article B is sold at 10% loss. If selling price of article B is Rs. 90 more than that of article A and article B is sold after giving a discount of 20%, then find the marked price of article
B.
More Profit and loss Questions
- A merchant sold an article at 20% profit and bought another article with the proceeds. He then sold the second article at a 25% profit. If the original cos...
- Axe and Wye purchases the Bikes at same price and later on Zed purchase both the bikes at the same price of Rs. 72000. But the profit % of Axe was A% while...
- A seller sold a vehicle for Rs. 81,000 with the loss of 10%. At what price be sold to earn 10% profit?
- Mohan sold an article for Rs. 15,000. Had he offered a discount of 10% on the selling price, he would have earned a profit of 8%. What is the cost price?&n...
- An article is marked 50% above its cost price and sold after offering a discount of Rs. 50 such that its selling price is Rs. 120 more compared to its sell...
- Tina is 50% more efficient than Rina, and Mina is 30% more efficient than Tina. If Mina and Tina together can do a piece of work in 12 days, in how many da...
- Raj purchased a television at the price of Rs. 50,000 and sold it at a loss of 12%. With this money, he again purchased a new television and sold that at a...
- Rohan bought a gadget and sold it to Aman at a profit of 30%. If he had purchased it for Rs. 1,500 less and sold it for Rs. 750 more, his profit would have...
- I sell 250 articles for the same money as I paid for Rs. 265. What is my gain per cent?
- A shopkeeper bought two articles for Rs. 200 each. If he sold one of them at 40% profit and the other at 25% loss, then find the difference between the sel...
Relevant for Exams:
Hey! Ask a query
Please enter email id
The email must be a valid email address.
Please enter Mobile Number
Please enter valid Mobile Number
Please enter your Doubt
