Question : The percentage profit earned by selling an article for Rs. 2,000 is the same as the percentage loss incurred by selling the same article for Rs. 1,200. At what price should that article be sold to make a profit of 20%?

Option 1: 2,000

Option 2: 1,800

Option 3: 1,920

Option 4: 1,840

Question : A person sells an article for a loss of 18%. If he increases the selling price by INR 144 and decreases the cost price by 30%, then there is a profit of 20%. What is the original selling price?

Option 1: INR 5,068

Option 2: INR 6,036

Option 3: INR 5,904

Option 4: INR 6,124

Question : The cost price of an article is INR 2,800. Profit as a percentage of the selling price is 20%. What is the actual profit (in INR)?

Option 1: INR 616

Option 2: INR 504

Option 3: INR 700

Option 4: INR 560

Question : An article is sold at a 25% loss. If its cost price is doubled and the selling price is increased by INR 660, then there is a profit of 20%. What is the original cost price of the article?

Option 1: INR 480

Option 2: INR 500

Option 3: INR 400

Option 4: INR 360

Question : A sold an item to B at a 20% gain, and B sold it to C at an 8% gain. C sold it to D at a 25% loss. If the difference between the profits of A and B is INR 260, then D bought it for:

Option 1: INR 2,268

Option 2: INR 2,430

Option 3: INR 2,200

Option 4: INR 2,480