Profit and Loss Example 1
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You all know that math portion is very much important in competitive exams. That doesn’t mean that other sections are not so important. But if you need a good score in exam then you have to score good in maths. Only practice and practice can give you a good score. The only thing you need to do is to do your math problems correctly and within time, and you can do this only by using shortcut tricks. But it doesn’t mean that you can’t do math problems without using any shortcut tricks. You may have that potential to do maths within time without using any shortcut tricks.
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Profit and Loss Examples
We can find the cost Price of an article using this Formula we are follow some important facts and formula without this we are not able to calculate any Loss percent of any articles using shortcut tricks.
When we purchase some item and then sell it we make profit or loss some time it depends on the cost price and selling price of an particular item. This type of problem are given in Quantitative Aptitude which is a very essential paper in banking exam. Under below given some more example for your better practice.
Example #1 – Profit and Loss Example
Find the single discount equivalent to a series discount of 50% and 26% ?
- 63%
- 56%
- 44%
- 38%
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Let, the marginal price be = Rs.100
Net selling price is = 100 x 50 x 74 / 100 x 100 = Rs.37
Required discount is = (100 – 37)% = 63%
Example #2 – Profit and Loss Example
Bikash sold a mobile for Rs.6500/- and get a loss of 10%. To gain 20% profit on it, at what price should he sale that mobile?
- Rs.9500/-
- Rs.9750/-
- Rs.10500/-
- Rs.12000/-
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6500 x 100 x 120 / 80 x 100 = 9750
He should sale that mobile for Rs.9750/- to gain 20% profit.
Example #3 – Profit and Loss Example
Mr.Prakash purchased a Led TV for Rs.18000/- and sold it after a year for Rs.22500/-. What is the profit percent?
- 1.5%
- 2%
- 2.5%
- 3.5%
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22500 – 18000 = 4500
4500 x 100 / 18000 = 2.5%
Example #4 – Profit and Loss Example
If the cost price is 75% of the selling price, then what is the profit percentage?
- 20%
- 25%
- 30%
- 33.3%
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Let, SP = Rs.100.
Then CP = Rs.75.
Profit = Rs.25.
Profit % = 25 x 100 / 75
= 100 / 3
= 33.3
Profit % = 33.3%
Example #5 – Profit and Loss Example
Find the single discount equivalent to a series discount of 30%, 20% and 10%.
- 20%
- 30%
- 49.6%
- 55%
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Let, price be Rs.100/-.
Then net Selling Price = ( 90 x 80 x 70 / 100 x 100 x 100 ) x 100
or, 36 x 7 / 5
or, 252 / 5
therefore, 50.4
Required Discount % is = ( 100 – 50.4 ) = 49.6%
Example #6
A Farmer purchased a cow and carriage for Rs.3500/-. He sold the cow at a gain of 15% and the carriage at loss of 10%. So gaining 2% on the entire. Find the cost of the cow.
- Rs.1500/-
- Rs.1680/-
- Rs.1750/-
- Rs.1880/-
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We consider Cost Price of the cow is Rs.X
Then, Cost Price of the Carriage Rs. ( 3500 – X )
So,
15% of X – 10% of ( 3500 – X ) = 2% of 3500
( 15X / 100 ) – 10( 3500 – X ) / 100 = 2 x 3500 / 100
( 3X / 20 ) – ( 3500 – X ) / 10 = 70
5X – 7000 = 1400
5X = 1400 + 7000
X = 8400 / 5
X = 1680.
So, the cost of the cow is Rs.1680/-.
Example #7
Puja sold her mobile for Rs.2650/- and earned a profit of 25%. What is the cost price of the mobile?
- Rs.2000/-
- Rs.2050/-
- Rs.2100/-
- Rs.2120/-
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2650 x 100 / 125 = 2120
Cost price of the mobile is Rs.2120/-.
Example #8
Anil invest in a business Rs.56000/-. After four months, Bikash join and investing Rs.62000/- and another 2 months later Dinesh join them and investing Rs.60000/-. At the end of 1 year they have earned the profit of Rs.28650/-. Find Dinesh’s share of profit?
- Rs.6750/-
- Rs.7050/-
- Rs.7500/-
- Rs.8000/-
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56000 x 12= 672000
62000 x 8 = 496000
60000 x 6 = 360000
672000 : 496000 : 360000
84 : 62 : 45
( 84 + 62 + 45 ) = 191
28650 x 45 / 191 = 6750
Dinesh’s share of profit is Rs.6750/-.
Example #9
Sachin sold some portion of 100 kgs of rice at 16% profit and remaining portion at 26% profit. If total profit percent is 20, then what is the quantity sold by him at 16% profit?
- 20kg
- 26kg
- 56kg
- 60kg
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16 | 26 |
20 | |
4 | 6 |
The ration is 6 : 4
So, the required quantity of 16% is = 100 x 6 / 10 = 60kg.
Example #10
Difference between 65% of a number and 45% of the same number is 3260. What is 65% of that number?
- 6684
- 8563
- 9564
- 10595
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65% – 45% = 3260
20% = 3260
So, 65% of that number is,
3260 x 65 / 20 = 10595.
The number is 10595.
Example #11
Suman bought an item for Rs.6500/- and sold it at 25% loss. After that she purchase another item from that money and sold it at 20% profit. What is her total profit or loss?
- Rs.650/-
- Rs.750/-
- Rs.850/-
- Rs.1250/-
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6500 x 75 x 120 / 100 x 100 = 5850
6500 – 5850 = 650.
So, her profit is Rs.650/-.
Few Examples of Profit and Loss Tricks
- Profit or Gain percent Shortcut tricks
- Loss percent Shortcut tricks
- Find selling Price Profit and Loss Shortcut tricks
- Find cost price Profit and Loss Shortcut tricks
- Profit and Loss – Hard Examples
- Profit and Loss – Example 2
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plz explain ex 4 from 4th step of calculation
That is an profit percentage.We calculate that percentage…….
it is nice
pls explain the question for details
its very nice..i solved every question of each type….thnkeew…
example 2:
why is it not..
(6500*90*120)/(100*100)
That means the profit percentage….
In 6th sum it must be 8400( 1400+7000). Its given as 5600. How did you get it
please recheck it, and keep visiting
can you explain the 9th example?
sir this is a best website …i have ever found for maths tricks and examples….thanks ….thanks a lot..
On selling 17 balls at rs 720/- there is a loss equal to the cost of 5 balls. The cost price of balk is………
explain example 2 please
problem in example 2
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