Question : A retailer marks up his goods by 150% and offers a 40% discount. What will be the selling price (in Rs.), if the cost price is Rs. 800?

Option 1: 1200

Option 2: 1500

Option 3: 1000

Option 4: 2000

Question : A shopkeeper marks up his wares by 60% and offers a 10% discount. What will be the selling price (in Rs.) if the cost price is Rs. 7500?

Option 1: 11800

Option 2: 12800

Option 3: 13800

Option 4: 10800

Question : A shopkeeper increases the price of an object by 40% and then sells it at a 25% discount on the marked price. If the selling price of such an object is Rs. 2100, its cost price for the shopkeeper is:

Option 1: Rs. 3,000

Option 2: Rs. 1,500

Option 3: Rs. 1,750

Option 4: Rs. 2,000

Question : If a 60% discount is offered on the marked price and the selling price becomes equal to the cost price, then what was the percentage mark up?

Option 1: 100%

Option 2: 250%

Option 3: 150%

Option 4: 40%

Question : A dealer marks his goods at 40% above the cost price. He sells 60% of the goods at the marked price by giving a 10% discount and the rest by giving a 50% discount on the marked price. What is his overall profit or loss percentage?

Option 1: Loss 2.8%

Option 2: Profit 2.8%

Option 3: Profit 3.6%

Option 4: Loss 3.6%

Question : A merchant marked the price of an article by increasing its production cost by 40%. Now he allows a 20% discount and gets a profit of Rs. 48 after selling it. The production cost is:

Option 1: Rs. 320

Option 2: Rs. 360

Option 3: Rs. 400

Option 4: Rs. 440