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We have, A lives four floors below C, either of them lives on the topmost floor or bottommost floor. Only two floors are there between A and B. From the above condition, there are three possibilities. Again we have, E lives three floors above H who lives on an even number floor. The number of floors between H and D is the same as the number of floors between I and F. F and E does not live on the adjacent floor. From the above condition, case-1 and case-2 get eliminated. Case-1a shows the final arrangement.
The ratio of the cost price and marked price of an article is 4:7, respectively. The article is sold after giving a discount of Rs. 800 such that there ...
The average cost price of two items is Rs. 750. The first item is sold at a 15% profit, and the second item is sold at a 20% loss. Given that the combin...
A sold 60% more apples than B. Ratio of number of apples sold by B to number of apples sold by C is 7:8. Find the number of apples sold by A if number o...
The profit gained from selling a product for Rs. 9,500 equals the loss when the product is sold for Rs. 6,300. If the cost price of the product had been...
If the selling price of 26 items is equal to the cost price of 32 items, determine the percentage of profit or loss. (Answer should be round off up to n...
A purchased an article for Rs 1280. She sold the article at 10% profit. She then added Rs 200 to the amount received and purchased a purse such t...
The ratio of the C.P. and S.P. of an article is 15: 14. What is the Loss percent?
A shopkeeper marks the price of an item 40% above its cost price and then offers a discount of 25% on the marked price. If the shopkeeper still earns a ...
A dealer sold an article at a loss of 4%. Had he sold it for ₹120 more, he would have gained 8%. To gain 11%, he should sell the article for?