The document contains 10 word problems related to calculating profit and loss percentages in various business scenarios. The scenarios include: a hen laying eggs at specific clock times and calculating daily earnings; calculating loss percentage from decreasing orange sales; calculating profit or loss percentage from buying and selling mangoes in different lots; calculating profit or loss from selling two horses at different gains and losses; calculating increase in units sold from a price decrease leading to a sales increase; calculating net profit percentage from items sold at different profits and losses; calculating reduced price per kg of wheat from a purchase increase at a price reduction; calculating gain or loss percentage from mixing different priced apple lots and reselling; calculating net profit percentage from a dealer using counterfeit weights and product
The document contains 10 word problems related to calculating profit and loss percentages in various business scenarios. The scenarios include: a hen laying eggs at specific clock times and calculating daily earnings; calculating loss percentage from decreasing orange sales; calculating profit or loss percentage from buying and selling mangoes in different lots; calculating profit or loss from selling two horses at different gains and losses; calculating increase in units sold from a price decrease leading to a sales increase; calculating net profit percentage from items sold at different profits and losses; calculating reduced price per kg of wheat from a purchase increase at a price reduction; calculating gain or loss percentage from mixing different priced apple lots and reselling; calculating net profit percentage from a dealer using counterfeit weights and product
The document contains 10 word problems related to calculating profit and loss percentages in various business scenarios. The scenarios include: a hen laying eggs at specific clock times and calculating daily earnings; calculating loss percentage from decreasing orange sales; calculating profit or loss percentage from buying and selling mangoes in different lots; calculating profit or loss from selling two horses at different gains and losses; calculating increase in units sold from a price decrease leading to a sales increase; calculating net profit percentage from items sold at different profits and losses; calculating reduced price per kg of wheat from a purchase increase at a price reduction; calculating gain or loss percentage from mixing different priced apple lots and reselling; calculating net profit percentage from a dealer using counterfeit weights and product
according to the grandfathers clock in the house. It does so each time the two hands of the grandfathers clock are coincident. I can sell each egg for Rs.1.50. How much do I earn in a day? a) 36 b) 33 c) 30 d) 24 e) None of these 2. By selling 6 dozen oranges, a person is losing selling price of 1 dozen oranges. Find his loss percentage? a)14.2%. b) 14.4%. c) 16.66%. d)15.7%. e) None of these 3. Mr Alphonso buys 2 lots of mangoes. The first lot costs him Rs. 30 per dozen and the second lot Rs. 50 per dozen. He sold all the mangoes at Rs. 40 per dozen. Find his profit or loss percentage if he spent the same amount of money on each of the lots? a)6.66% loss b)6.66% profit c)7.22% profit d)8.21% loss e)None of these 4. Two horses were sold for Rs. 12,000 each, one at a loss of 20% and the other at a gain of 20%. The entire transaction resulted in ? a)1000 loss b) 1000 gain c)No gain no loss d)2000 profit e)None of these 5. In order to increase net sales, the selling price of a product was decreased by 20%. The net sales increased by 28%. What is the increase in units sold? a) 48%. b) 50%. c) 60%. d) 75% e) None of these 6. A shopkeeper sold two items at the same selling price. He made a loss on one item and made a profit on the other. The profit and loss percentage on the two items is 10 %
and 20 %, not necessarily in that order. Find the net profit
percentage for the shopkeeper given that he made a profit in the entire transaction. a)2.86%. b) 2.76%. c) 3.86%. d)3.955. e) None of these 7. A reduction of 21% in the price of wheat enables a person to buy 10.5 kg more for Rs. 100. What is the reduced price per kg? a)Rs2.30 b)Rs2 c)Rs2.75 d)Rs2.85 e)None of these 8. Rehman buys few apples at 15 for a rupee and the same number of apples at 20 a rupee. He mixes the two lots and sells them at 35 for 2 rupees. What is his gain or loss percentage? a) 2.04%loss b) 3.02% profit c) 4.03% loss d) 5.02%loss e) None of these 9. A dishonest dealer claims to sell a product at its cost price. He uses a counterfeit weight which is 20% less than the real weight. Further greed overtook him and he added 20% impurities to the product. Find the net profit percentage of the dealer? a) 44%. b) 50%. c) 55%. d) 60%. e) None of these 10. selling price of 20 apples is equal to cost price of 15 apples .what is the profit or loss percent? a) 25% loss b) 25% profit c)33.33%loss d)33.33% profit e)none