A shopkeeper purchases an article at Rs 85500. If he marked 25% above the cost price of the article and during the sale, he gives a 20% discount then, find the profit or loss of the shopkeeper.

A shopkeeper offers a laptop to a customer at a price that gives him 18% profit. But the customer changed his mind and bought the same laptop from a different shop at Rs. 36960. What is the profit gained by the 2^nd shopkeeper if the customer saves Rs. 1980 from the earlier deal?

The cost price of an article is Rs 6000. It is marked at Rs 7800. After allowing a discount of x% on it, a profit of 4% is made. Find the value of x.

Ramu wants to buy an I-Phone of price 58,000. The shopkeeper offered him a discount of 10% pays through any credit card and an additional 5% discount if he pays through H.D.F.C credit card. Calculate the final amount that he will have to pay if he pays through H.D.F.C credit card.

A shopkeeper had two products A and B of the same marked price. He gave 3 successive discounts of 10% on product A while he gave 2 successive discounts of 15% on product B. If the difference in the final selling price of both products is Rs. 65 then, what was the marked price of the products?

A smartphone is available on Flipkart at Rs.25000. A shopkeeper purchases it and sells it to the customer from his shop by increasing the 10% additional amount. Find the profit percentage of the customer if he buys a smartphone from Flipkart, not shopkeeper.

The cost price of 5 textbooks is Rs. 245 and the marked price is Rs. 320. If the shopkeeper does not give any discount, then what will be the profit percent on 3 textbooks?

A shopkeeper gives two successive discounts to customer A, first discount of 20% and second discount of 30%. The marked price of the article is Rs 9600. For customer B, the shopkeeper allows a single discount of 45% on the marked price. Find the difference between the price at which both the customers bought the article.

The selling Price of one cement packet is Rs 380. If the shopkeeper marked 20% above the price then find how much more money has to be paid by the customer to the shopkeeper, if he buys 200 packets.

A shopkeeper marked up an article 40% above its cost price and gave two successive discounts of 25% and 10% respectively. If he made a loss of Rs. 352, then find the cost price of the article?

15% or Rs. 690 discount is offered on the marked price of a bicycle. If the bicycle is marked 15% above the cost price then find the cost price of the bicycle.

A shirt which is marked at Rs. 1500 is sold at a discount of 12% and 25% profit is earned on it. How much percentage of discount should be offered on the shirt so that the seller earns no profit by selling it?

Marked price of the TV is same for both the shopkeepers. First shopkeeper offered 3 successive discounts of 5%, 8% and 10% on a TV while the second shopkeeper offered 2 successive discounts of 10% and 12% on that TV. If the difference in selling prices of TV from both shopkeepers is Rs. 102 then find the marked price of the TV.

A shopkeeper provides 2 successive discounts of 10% and 10% on a football and 12% and 8% on a cricket bat. If the marked prices of both are the same and the difference of selling prices is 30 paisa then, find the marked price.

The marked price of a laptop on Flipkart is Rs. 42500. If the customer used the Axis Bank debit card he gains 10% off. Find the selling price of the laptop if the delivery charges are zero.

A shirt is marked 20% above the cost price and discount of 10% is offered on the marked price to a customer. To another customer, the marked price is 10% above than selling price. If the amount paid by second customer is Rs. 6 more than the amount paid by the first customer then find the cost price of the shirt.

Virat purchases two pairs of shoes from the Puma store and gets a 30% discount on 2^nd pair. Virat pays a total amount of Rs. 8840. What price will Virat pay for the 3^rd pair on which he gets a 50% discount?

John sold a machine for Rs 23000 with a discount of 8% on the labeled price and made a profit of 25%. What would have been the profit percentage if the machine was sold without any discount on the labeled price?

Quantity A: Profit percent on another book. The cost price of a book is Rs 180 and is sold at 35% profit. The selling price of another book is Rs 55 more than 33.33% less than the selling price of this book and the cost price is 83.33% of this book.

Quantity B: Equivalent discount. Three successive discounts of 15, 18 and 12 percent are given.

Quantity l: The marked price of an article is Rs. 800. Shopkeeper gave 3 continuous discounts of 12.5%, 10% and 33.3%. Find the selling price of the article.

Quantity ll: Rs. 500.

At what price should he mark at all his shoes such that after discount of 30% he gets the intended profit?

Amit buys a pair of shoes from Myntra and paid Rs. 3774 during the new year sale. How much more discount he would have received if he had bought those shoes during the Independence Day sale?

The discount % on articles A and C is 12.5% and 20% respectively. Find the combined Marked prices of A and C.

On the E-books of the novel ‘A Suitable Boy’, a 25% discount is offered after marking up the E-book by 40%. If the total profit on the sale of E-books of the novel is Rs. 56.25 lakh then find the cost price of each E-book of the novel.

The marked price of the watch is Rs 800. It was supposed to be sold at an x% discount, but due to a mistake discount given was Rs 72 more than it was intended to so that loss was equal to the profit that was to be earned. If the cost price is Rs 700, then find the value of x.

Two successive discounts of (x + 4)% and (x + 8)% are given on an article marked at Rs 4800. The selling price of an article is Rs 3225.6. Find the selling price (in Rs) if the discount is (4x + 2)%

An item was sold after giving two successive discounts of 20% and 10% respectively. If the item was sold for Rs. 4500 then, find the marked price of that item.

A shopkeeper provides an initial discount of 10%, then an absolute discount of Rs 80 and then 20% on the final price. If the overall discount provided in this process is 44%, then what is the original marked price of the item? (in rupees)

There are two Electronic shops, shop 1 and shop 2 that are exactly opposite to each other. Both are offering different discount percentages on I-pad that Costs Rs 40,000. Shop1 offers a general discount of 10% and an additional discount of 4% to all H.S.B.M bank credit card holders whereas Shop2 offers a direct discount of 15% on the Selling Price. Which shop enjoys greater Profit and by how much?

A businessman took five quintals of fruit for selling in Patna Market. He bought fruits for Rs 200 per quintal and his transportation cost for bringing them out in the market is Rs 250. He marked up 20% above the total cost price and he gave a 5% discount on the marked price. Find the gain% of businessmen per quintal of fruits.

A shopkeeper marks a television at Rs 27500. He intends to give two successive discounts of 25% and 20%. One day, his son sold that television, but he gave the customer discounts at the Marked price both times. Find the difference in the selling price of Television under both conditions.

An article is sold for Rs. 612 after successive discounts of 25% and x%. If the marked price of the article is Rs. 960, what is the value of x?

A shopkeeper announces a discount of 48% and then by a further discount of 15%. What is the final sale price (in Rs, to the nearest rupee) of a sofa costing Rs 29600 and what is the discount (in Rs)?

A dealer allows his customers a discount of 18% and still gains 24%. If an article costs Rs 1560 to the dealer, what is its marked price to the nearest Rs)?

An item costs Rs 400. During a festival sale, a company offer a sale discount that offers x% off on its regular price along with a discount coupon of 10%. The priceof the item after using bot the sale discount and the discount coupon, is Rs 216. What is the value of x?

After allowing a discount of 10% on the marked price of an article, it is sold for Rs. 360. Had the discount not been given, the profit would have been 25%. What is the cost price of the article?

An article is sold for Rs. 1,680 after two successive discounts of 20% and 16%. What is the marked price of the article?

A manufacturer who marks the price of an article at Rs 1,800, sells it to a discount of 15%. The dealer gets a further discount of 8% on his net payment for paying in cash. What amount (to the nearest rupee) does the dealer pay to the manufacturer?

A shopkeeper allows 28% discount on the marked price of an articles and still makes a profit of 20% . If he gains Rs 3,080 on the sale of one articles , t hen what is the selling price ( in Rs) of the articles ?

An article is marked at a price which is 1.2 times its cost price. After allowing a certain discount on the market price, the profit reduces to 10%. The discount percent is:

A shopkeeper allows 28% discount on the marked price of an article and still makes a profit of 30%. If he gains Rs30.90 on the sale of one article, then what is the marked price (to the nearest Rs) of the article?

There was 29% off on bags. A lady bought a bag and got 13% discount for paying in cash. She paid Rs. 617.70. What was the price tag (in Rs.) on the bag?

A shopkeeper allows a 28% discount on the marked price of an artical and still makes a profit of 30%. If he gains Rs 39.90 on the sale of an artical, then what is the marked price (to the nearest Rs) of the artical?

A shopkeeper marks an artical at a price 20% higher than its cost price and allows 10% discount. Find his gain percentage.

The marked price of an article is Rs.625. After allowing a discount of 32% on the marked price, there was a profit of Rs. 25. The profit percentage (correct to the nearest integer) is:

The marked price of an article is 20% more than its cost price. What maximum discount percentage can be offered by the shopkeeper to sell his article so that there is no loss?

The cost price of a bat is 75% of the marked price. Calculate the gain percentage after allowing a discount of 15%.

Raju and Kaju both went to the market to buy mangoes worth Rs 408. But the vendor gave successive discounts of 33.33% and 37.50% to Raju and a flat discount of 70.83% to Kaju. Find the difference between the discount given to Raju and Kaju.

A discount of 20% on article A is equal to a discount of 15% on article B. What is the ratio of the marked price of articles A and B?

If a trader marks the price of an article 50 percent more than the cost price and allows a discount of 30 percent, then what is his profit percentage?