The marked price of a pen is 25% more than its cost price. The pen is sold for ₹220 after a discount of ₹30. What is the profit percentage?

15% of the marked price of an item is equal to 25% of its cost price. If a discount of 25% is given on the sale of the item, then what will be the profit percentage?

A dealer bought an item at a discount of 10% on its original price. He sold it for an amount 35% more than the original price. What percentage of profit did he get?

A shopkeeper offers two successive discounts of 15% and 20% on an article and is still able to earn a 70% profit. If he offers a single discount of 30%, what will his profit percentage be?

The marked price of a mobile phone was ₹10,000. The shop owner offered a 10% discount, but on further request by the customer, he sold it at ₹8500 after giving a cash discount. How much is this cash discount in percentage (up to 2 decimal places)?

An article marked at ₹2,000 is sold with two successive discounts of 20% and 10%. Find the selling price.

What is the difference between a discount of 35% and two successive discounts of 30% and 5% on a bill on ₹10,00,000?

The marked price of a cup is 20% more than its cost price. What can be the maximum discount given while selling the cup so that there is no loss incurred? [Give your answer correct to 2 decimal place.]

A retailer announces a discount of 40% for selling a food processor marked at ₹86,000. The cost price of the food processor is 60% below the marked price. He offers a further discount of 10% if the buyer presents his membership card of the retailer’s store. The profit of the retailer with the membership card scheme is what percentage of the profit of the retailer without the membership card scheme?

The marked price of an article is ₹20,000, and while selling, the shopkeeper offers two successive discounts of 12% and d%. If the selling price of the article is ₹16,720, then what is the value of d?

A retailer buys a used laptop for ₹22,500. His overhead expenses are ₹1,500. He sells the laptop for ₹30,000. The profit percentage of the retailer is:

While purchasing an item costing ₹600, Rashi had to pay sales tax at 5%. What amount did Rashi have to pay as sales tax?

David purchased an item and marked his price up by 10%. He sold the same item by giving a discount of 5% and he made a profit ₹ 12.87. What is the actual cost price of the item?

A shopkeeper marks up his price by 12% and then allows a 12% discount. What is his profit or loss percentage?

The marked price of an item is 25% more than its selling price. The selling price of the same item is 20% more than its cost price. The market price of that item is what percentage more than its cost price?

Ramachandran sold his computer at three successive discounts of 18%,12% and 5%. If the marked price of the computer if Rs 36000, then find the net selling price of the computer. (Correct to two places of decimals)

The marked price of a television set is ₹18,000. A shopkeeper allows a discount of 40% and gets a profit of 10%. What is the cost price of the television set? (in Rs)

The marked price on a book is ₹1,000. In a book fair, it is available for sale with a discount scheme offering two successive discounts of 12% and 8%. What is the final selling price (in ₹) of the book for a customer (rounded off to the nearest integer)?

An item with a marked price of ₹1,940 was sold at a discount of 15%. At what price (in ₹) was the item sold?

A bike is sold for ₹87,500 by allowing a discount of 44% on its marked price. The marked price (in ₹) of the bike is:

If the price item is increased by 70% and then allows a scheme discount of 5% and 20% on this marked price. If price is paid in cash and additional discount of 20% is allowed then what is his gain percentage?

At a clearance sale, a shopkeeper gives 45% discount. If a customer paid ₹330 during the sale, then what is the marked price of that shirt ? 
 

A dealer marks his goods at 20% above the cost price and allows a discount of 15% on the marked price. What is his gain or loss percentage?

A dealer purchased a washing machine for ₹9,000. He allows a discount of 10% on its marked price and still gains 10%. Find the marked price of the machine.

Rakhi purchased a basket, a wallet and a belt. She got discounts of 5%, 8% and 10% on the basket, the wallet and the belt, respectively, on their respective marked prices of ₹80, ₹150 and ₹350. How much amount (in ₹) did she pay in total? 

A retailer announces a discount of 30% for selling an air-conditioner marked at Rs. 92,000. The cost price of the air-conditioner is 70% below the marked price. He offers a further discount of 20% if the buyer presents his membership card of the retailer's store. The profit of the retailer with the membership card scheme is what percentage of the profit of the retailer without the membership card scheme?

A shopkeeper marks his goods at 80% more than their cost price and allows at discount of 48% on the marked price. His loss percentage is :

A dealer's cost price for each fan he would like to sell is ₹2,000. After allowing a discount of 20% on its marked price, he gains 20%. His marked price of the fan is:

After allowing a discount of 15%, the value of a washing machine is ₹29,750. If no discount is allowed, then the shopkeeper gains 12%. The cost price of the washing machine is:

If the marked price is 75% more than the cost price and a discount of 40% is allowed on the marked price, then the percentage profit is:

A dealer marks an article 60% above the cost price and sells it to a customer allowing two successive discounts of 10% and 20% on the marked price. If he gains ₹1,064 in the transaction, the cost price (in ₹) of the article is :

An item with a marked price of ₹3,800 was sold for ₹3,496, after a discount of y% was offered. What was the value of y?

The marked price of a frock is ₹4,500. It is to be sold at ₹2,400 at two successive discounts. If the first discount is 20%, then the second discount will be:

The marked price of a geyser is ₹9,400 and the shopkeeper allows a discount 4% on it. Find the selling price of the geyser.

A laptop is marked at a price 20% above its cost price. At what discount percentage should it be sold to make a 5% profit.

A Publishers Supplies books to a book-seller at a 20% discount on the list price of Rs. 1,574.80. If the book-seller sells books at the list price and if his expenses for the freight etc. are Rs.45.40, determine his profit.

If a shopkeeper allows a discount of 10% to his customers and still gains 30%, then the marked price of an article which costs ₹450 is:

A shopkeeper marked a product, 5% above the cost price and sold the product for ₹1890 by giving a discount of 10%. The cost price of the product is:

After deducing a commission of 20%, a DVD set costs ₹9,080. Its marked price is:

Amisha announced a festival discount of 30 % on all items in her gift shop. Gurmeet bought a gift for himself. He got a discount of ₹ 1,110. What was the marked price of the gift?

Mohan purchased trousers for ₹ 765, after a discount of 15% was offered on its marked price. What is the marked price (in ₹) of the trousers?

Ramesh gives fifteen per cent additional discount along with a discount of 25% on the marked price of a sofa set. If the selling price of the sofa set is ₹12,750, then find the marked price of the sofa set.

The marked price of the cupboard is Rs. 15,750, which is 50% above its cost price. It is sold at a discount of 40% What is the profit/loss percentage?

A shopkeeper marked a product, 40% above the cost price and sold the product for ₹ 3,780 by giving a discount of  10%. The profit percentage of the shopkeeper is:

Manoj marked his goods 30% above the cost price and gave a 12% discount to the customers. The profit or loss percentage is:

An article is sold at a discount of 25% and an additional discount of 28% is allowed on cash payment. If Ramendra purchased the article by paying ₹10,800 in cash, then what was the marked price of the article?

What is the difference between a single discount of 35% on ₹700 and two successive discounts of 18% and 12% on the same amount (correct to two places of decimals)?

The ratio of cost price (CP) and marked price (MP) of an article is 4 : 7. A discount of 20% is given on MP and the shopkeeper made a profit of ₹ 80. Find the CP of the article.

The difference between a discount of 27% and two successive discounts of 20% and 10% on a certain bill was ₹56. Find the amount of the bill.