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Directions (1 – 5): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions:
The following pie-charts shows the savings of different friends in two months.
1) The savings of Harish in November is approximately what percentage more than the savings of Ganesh in October?
a) 150 %
b) 135 %
c) 120 %
d) 100 %
e) 110 %
2) If Ganesh gave 26 % of his savings in October to his mom and 10 % of his savings to charity and Lokesh gave 25 % of his savings in November to his brother and 15 % of his savings to charity, then find ratio between the remaining savings of Ganesh in October to that of Lokesh in November?
a) 616 : 1311
b) 342 : 1155
c) 248 : 759
d) 156 : 567
e) None of these
3) Find the average savings of Naren and Lokesh in November and Arun, Harish and Ganesh in October?
a) 3321
b) 3740
c) 3236
d) 3652
e) 3579
4) Find the difference between the central angle of savings of Lokesh in October to that of the central angle of savings of Naren in same month?
a) 32.40
b) 36.50
c) 30.20
d) 28.60
e) None of these
5) Find the total amount of savings of Naren and Harish together in both the months?
a) Rs. 11500
b) Rs. 12805
c) Rs. 14650
d) Rs. 12575
e) None of these
Directions (6 – 10): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions.
The following table shows the cost price, marked price and percentage of discount, profit and loss also given.
6) If the shopkeeper marked up the price of the item A by 20% and due to less demand the shopkeeper allowed x % discount on the item, then find the value of x?
a) 15 %
b) 20 %
c) 10 %
d) 5 %
e) 25 %
7) The shopkeeper allowed two successive discount of 10 % and 20 % on the item B and the shopkeeper paid 5 % commission on selling price to an agent for selling the item, then find the approximate profit percentage if he would have allowed a single discount of 5 % and no commission for selling the item?
a) 85 %
b) 76 %
c) 44 %
d) 67 %
e) 53 %
8) If the shopkeeper had bought the item C at 4 % less and sold it for Rs. 600 more, he would have gained (75/4)%, then find the cost price of the item C?
a) Rs. 25000
b) Rs. 15000
c) Rs. 20000
d) Rs. 18000
e) None of these
9) If the difference between the selling price of the Item E when 10% and 20% discount is allowed is Rs. 432, then find by how much percentage should the shopkeeper allow discount so that he neither gain nor loss by selling the item?
a) 3.8 %
b) 4.5 %
c) 7.4 %
d) 6.7 %
e) 5.6 %
10) If the marked price of item D and F are equal and the selling price of item D is Rs. 801 more than selling price of item F, then find the approximate profit/loss percentage earned/incurred by the shopkeeper by selling the item D and F together?
a) 86 % profit
b) 75 % profit
c) 40 % loss
d) 64 % profit
e) 50 % loss
Answers:
Direction (1-5)
1) Answer: c)
Savings of Harish in November = 19000*(22/100) = Rs. 4180
Savings of Ganesh in October = 17500*(11/100) = Rs. 1925
Required %
= > [(4180 – 1925)/1925]*100
= > 117.14 % = 120 %
2) Answer: a)
The remaining savings of Ganesh in October
= > 17500*(11/100)*(64/100) = Rs. 1232
The remaining savings of Lokesh in November
= > 19000*(23/100)*(60/100) = Rs. 2622
Required ratio = 1232 : 2622 = 616 : 1311
3) Answer: e)
The total savings of Naren and Lokesh in November and Arun and Harish in October
= > 19000*(15/100) + 19000*(23/100) + 17500*(32/100) + 17500*(18/100) + 17500*(11/100)
= > 2850 + 4370 + 5600 + 3150 + 1925
= > 17895
Required average = 17895/5 = 3579
4) Answer: a)
The central angle of savings of Lokesh in October
= > (24/100)*360
The central angle of savings of Naren in October
= > (15/100)*360
Required difference = [(24 – 15)/100]*360 = (9/100)*360 = 32.40
5) Answer: b)
Total savings of Naren and Harish together in both the months
In October = 17500*(15/100) + 17500*(18/100)
= > 2625 + 3150 = Rs. 5775
In November = 19000*(15/100) + 19000*(22/100)
= > 2850 + 4180 = Rs. 7030
Required total = 5775 + 7030 = Rs. 12805
Direction (6-10)
6) Answer: c)
Marked up price of item A= 20000*(120/100) = Rs. 24000
Selling price = 24000*[(100 – x)/100]
Profit = 20000*(8/100) = Rs. 1600
24000 – 240x – 20000 = 1600
4000 – 240x = 1600
240x = 4000 – 1600
X = 2400/240
X = 10 %
7) Answer: d)
Selling price of item B = 18000*(90/100)*(80/100) = Rs. 12960
Commission paid to agent = 12960*(5/100) = Rs. 648
Selling price of the item after giving commission = 12960 – 648 = Rs. 12312
Cost price of item B = 12312*(100/120) = Rs. 10260
Selling price when one single discount is allowed,
= > 18000*(95/100) = Rs. 17100
Profit earned = 17100 – 10260 = Rs. 6840
Profit % = (6840/10260)*100 = 66.66% = 67 %
8) Answer: b)
Let the cost price of the item C be x,
Selling price = x*(110/100) = 11x/10
New cost price = x*(96/100) = 96x/100 = 24x/25
New selling price = 11x/10 + 600
So,
11x/10 + 600 = (100+(75/4))/100 of 24x/25
(11x+ 6000)/10 = 475/400 *24x/25
(11x + 6000)/10 = 57x/50
550x + 300000 = 570x
300000 = 20x
X = Rs. 15000
9) Answer: c)
Let the marked price of item E be x,
So,
x *90/100 – x*80/100 = 432
90x/100 – 80x/100 = 432
10x/100 = 432
X = 432*100/10
X = Rs. 4320
Discount to be allowed = 4320 – 4000 = Rs. 320
Discount % = (320/4320)*100 = 7.4 %
10) Answer: d)
Let the marked price of item D and F be x,
Selling price of item D= x*(95/100)
Selling price of item F= x*(92/100)
95x/100 – 92x/100 = 801
(95x – 92x)/100 = 801
3x = 801*100
X = 801*100/3
X = Rs. 26700
Selling price of D = 26700*(95/100) = Rs. 25365
Profit in item D = 25365 – 16500 = Rs. 8865
Selling price of item F= 26700*(92/100) = Rs. 24564
Profit in item F= 24564 – 14000 = Rs. 10564
Total profit earned in D and F = 10564 + 8865 = Rs. 19429
Profit % = (19429/30500)*100 = 63.70 % = 64 % profit
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