If 50 bananas be sold for Rs. 160 at a loss of 20%. How many bananas should he sell for Rs. 1,540 so as to make 10% profit?
Given:
Selling price of 50 bananas = Rs. 160
Loss = 20%
New total selling price = Rs. 1,540
Required profit = 10%
Formula Used:
Solution:
CP of 50 bananas =
CP of 1 banana =
SP of 1 banana at 10% profit = 4 × 1.1 = 4.4
Number of bananas sold for Rs. 1,540 = = 350
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Sanjay sells a book to Harshit, making an 11% profit. Harshit then sells the book to Anil for a 12% profit. If Anil paid Rs.12,432 for the book, what was the original price Sanjay paid for it?
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A shopkeeper purchased 59 dozens of articles at the rate of ₹520 per dozen. He sold each one of them at the rate of ₹52. What percentage profit did he make?
A man sells 36 bags for Rs 3600, which results in a 20% loss. How many bags must he sell for Rs 3200 to make a 60% profit?
A shopkeeper buys a toy for ₹500 and spends ₹50 on packaging. He then sells it to a customer at 10% profit. Find the selling price of the toy.
A shopkeeper offers the following four schemes.
A) Two successive discounts of 28% and 28%
B) Buy 1, get 4
C) Discount of 35%
D) Two successive discounts of 27% and 26%
Which scheme is best for the customer?
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