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 : A shopkeeper marks an article at such a price that after giving a discount of $12 \frac{1}{2} \%$ on the marked price, he still earns a profit of 15%. If the cost price of the article is Rs. 385, then the sum of the marked price and the selling price (in Rs.) of the article is:

Option 1: 948.75

Option 2: 849.5

Option 3: 984.75

Option 4: 954.75

Question : A trader gains 25% by selling an article with a 20% discount on its marked price. If the cost price of the article increases by 30%, then how much discount (in %) should he offer on the same marked price to gain 15% of profit?

Option 1: 4.32%

Option 2: 5.08%

Option 3: 5.12%

Option 4: 4.87%

Question : A dealer gains 20% by selling an article at 25% discount on its marked price. If the cost price of the article is decreased by 15%, how much discount percentage should he now give on the same marked price so as to earn the same percentage of profit as before?

Option 1: 32.50%

Option 2: 35%

Option 3: 36.25%

Option 4: 37.75%

Question : A dealer is selling an article at a discount of 5% on the marked price. If the marked price is 12% above the cost price and the article was sold for Rs. 532, then the cost price is (in Rs.):

Option 1: 500

Option 2: 525

Option 3: 505

Option 4: 520