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• A tradesman marks his goods at 25% above its cost price and allows purchasers a discount of $12\frac{1}{2}$ % for cash payment. The profit he thus makes, is1). $9\frac{3}{8}$%2). $9\frac{1}{2}$%3). $8\frac{1}{2}$%4). $8\frac{3}{8}$%
• A person purchased a saree for Rs. 7710 after availing a net discount of Rs. 1285. The percentage of discount, the sareeshop offers, is1). $14\frac{1}{7}$ %2). $14\frac{2}{7}$ %3). $14\frac{3}{7}$ %4). $14\frac{4}{7}$ %
• A shopkeeper marks his goods 20% higher than the cost price and allows a discount of 5%. The percentage of his profit is:1). 15%2). 20%3). 10%4). 14%
• Anand marks up the price of an article by 50% and then allows a discount of 20% and sells it to Balaji. Balaji sells it for Rs. 20 more than what he purchased for, this S.P is 30% more than the original C.P of the article. Then Balaji’a profit % is1). 7.5%2). 6.66%3). 8.33%4). 9 %
• A shopkeeper gives successive discounts on an article marked Rs.450. The first discount given is 10 per cent If the customer pays Rs.344.25 for the article, the second discount given is1). 14 per cent2). 10 per cent3). 12 per cent4). 15 per cent
• The single discount equal to three consecutive discounts of 10%, 12% and 5% is1). 26.27%2). 24.76%3). 9%4). 11%
• A discount of 24% on the marked price of an article is allowed and then the article is sold for Rs. 342. The marked price of the article is1). Rs. 5002). Rs. 4903). Rs. 4504). Rs. 430
• Successive discounts of 10% and 30% are equivalent to a single discount of :1). 40%2). 35%3). 38%4). 37%
• A shopkeeper marks his goods 20% above cost price, but allows 30% discount for cash. His net loss is:1). 8%2). 10%3). 16%4). 20%
• A shopkeeper marks his goods 40% above the cost price. He allows a discount of 5% for cash payment to his customers. He receives Rs. 1064 after paying the discount. His profit is1). Rs. 2642). Rs. 1643). Rs. 2004). Rs. 800