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In the question, four Quantity I, Quantity II, Quantity III, and Quantity IV are given. You have to solve all the four Quantities and establish the correct relation between these quantities and choose the correct option. Quantity I : An article is sold at a profit of 28%. If its selling price is Rs. 5760, determine the cost price. Quantity II: Two people, K and M, start a business. K invests Rs. (c – 400) and M invests Rs.
In the question, four Quantity I, Quantity II, Quantity III, and Quantity IV are given. You have to solve all the four Quantities and establish the correct relation between these quantities and choose the correct option. Quantity I : An article is sold at a profit of 28%. If its selling price is Rs. 5760, determine the cost price. Quantity II: Two people, K and M, start a business. K invests Rs. (c – 400) and M invests Rs.
c. After 5 months, K adds Rs. 400 more, while M withdraws Rs. 1000. At the end of the year, K’s share of the profit is Rs. 4140 out of the total Rs. 7830. Find the initial investment of
M. Quantity III: A man X spends 10% of his income on food, 20% on clothes, (n – 2)% on luxury, and 12% on rent. From what remains, he donates 40% and saves Rs. 1440. If the amount spent on luxury is Rs. 1080, calculate 2n% of X’s total income. Quantity IV: The simple interest for 3 years at 12% per annum and the compound interest for 2 years at 12% per annum differ by Rs. 528. If the same principal is invested in both cases, find the principal amount.
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