Question
The reduction in price from marked price to selling price is 28% of the gap between the marked price and cost price. If the seller gains 18% profit and the marked price is Rs. 780, determine the cost price.
More Profit and loss Questions
- Ali Sold two articles, if he marked up the second article at 8.33% above the selling price of the first article and gave a discount of 12.5% on that, then ...
- Rahul purchased an item and later sold it to Pawan, earning a profit of 19%. Pawan then sold the same item to Lokesh, making a 20% profit on his purchase p...
- P purchased two items, a Table fan and a Ceiling fan, at the same cost price. She applied markups of 35% and 52% on the Table fan and Ceiling fan, respecti...
- Ritika purchased a washing machine for Rs. 18,000, listed it 30% above the cost price, and sold it after allowing successive discounts of 10% and 20%. What...
- The amount discounted on a microwave oven is Rs. 1000, which is Rs. 400 less than the gain obtained from its sale. If the microwave’s cost is Rs. 1200, det...
- A trader buys 120 kilograms of rice at a price of ₹45 per kilogram, incurring a total cost for the entire quantity. He decides to sell a certain portion of...
- The cost price of two articles is same. One article is sold at 40% profit and another at 10% loss. If the selling price of one article is Rs. 700 more than...
- The marked price of an article is Rs. 'x' more than its selling price. If the selling price of the article had been Rs. (x - 30) more than the actual selli...
- A businessman sold a commodity for Rs. 4,250 and gained a profit of 25%. Find the new selling price if he decides to earn only 15% profit.
- A product was sold for Rs. 168 after giving a discount of 20%. If the cost price and marked price are in the ratio 4:7, then calculate the profit earned.
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
