Quantitative Aptitude
37 questions across 9 exam years. Answers for this topic
A seller has 230 kg of mangoes which he purchases at rate of Rs. 10 per kg. 20% of total mangoes were rotten in packaging and thrown away. If seller sold half of the remaining mangoes at the rate of Rs. 20 per kg, then at what price (per kg) should seller sell the remaining mangoes to gain a total profit of 15% on the total quantity seller had initially (in Rs. /kg)?
A marked an article 50% above the cost price and given a discount of x% and added a tax of 10% on the discounted price. If he gives the discount of Rs 150 and tax given Rs 45, then find x.
The cost price of table is 20% more than that of chair and selling price of table is 20% more than its cost price. If the difference between selling price of table and cost price of chair is Rs 1848 and chair sold at Rs 48 less than the selling price of table, then find selling price of chair.
A shopkeeper marked article A, 80% above its cost price and the selling price of an article B is equal to the marked price of the article A. The profit earned on article B is 20%, and the ratio of the selling price of article A to the cost price of article B is 16:15, respectively. If the difference between the selling prices of articles A and B is Rs 400, then find the marked price of article A (in Rs).
Directions · Q.41–45
Read the information and answer the following questions. There are three articles A, B & C. The cost price of article B is 44% more than that of A and Rs 36 less than that of C. The difference between cost price of B and C is equal to the loss acquired by the B. The selling price of B is Rs 12 less than selling price of A. The difference between loss acquired by B and profit gain by A is equal to the profit gain by C. Selling price of C is Rs 196. Note: Cost of any article are in integer.
Find the average selling price of article A and C.
Find the difference between profits of A and C is what percentage of cost price of B.
The cost price of article D is 20% more than B and it is marked 20% above the cost price. If its selling price is same as C, then find the discount given on the article.
Find the ratio of cost price of B to selling price of A.
Find the sum (approx.) of average of selling price of all the articles and average cost price of A and B.
A shopkeeper marked up the price of an article by 50%. If he gives a discount of 10% and a buyer bargain with shopkeeper to get additional 20% on the discounted price, then the difference between selling price of the article before the bargain and after the bargain is Rs 540. Find the cost price of the article (in Rs).
A sold an article to B at 50% profit, and B sold the article to C at Y% profit. If C sold the article to D for Rs 292.5 at a 50% loss, then find Y.
Cost price of an article is Rs.4800 and a shopkeeper marked the article 25% above its cost price. If the shopkeeper allows two successive discounts of 10% and (Y+3) % and earns a profit of Rs.168, then find the value of 2Y.