PROFIT AND LOSS MCQS MATH
Profit and Loss MCQs Math
چار آپشن میں سے کسی ایک پر کلک کرنے سے جواب سرخ ہو جائے گا۔
- 2:5
- 3:7
- 3:4
- 1:2
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Explanation
A and B have invested Rs. 6000 and Rs. 8000 respectively, which means their capital ratio is:
A : B = 6000 : 8000 = 3 : 4
Since they are sharing the profits at the end of the year, it is assumed that they are sharing the profits in the ratio of their investments.
Therefore, the profit-sharing ratio should also be 3:4.
So, if the total profit is x, A should get 3x/7 and B should get 4x/7.
- Rs.500
- Rs.525
- Rs.535
- Rs.575
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Explanation
S.P. = Rs. 475, Loss = 5%
C.P. = 100/100 - 5 x 475 = Rs. 500
In the second case, gain = 5%
S.P. = 100 + 5/100 x 500 = 525
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- 400/d
- d/100
- 25/d
- d/25
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- 21 days
- 22 days
- 24 days
- 25 days
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Explanation

- 22,800
- 23,040
- 24,000
- 25,000
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Explanation
20% discount on 28,800 is calculated as:
Discount = 28,800 * 20/100 = 5,760
Price after discount = 28,800 - 5,760 = 23,040
- 0.72P
- 0.70P
- 0.76P
- 0.68P
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Explanation
- Calculate the price after the first discount of 20%:
Price after first discount=P×(1−0.20)=P×0.80
- Calculate the additional 10% discount on the already discounted price:
Price after additional discount=Price after first discount×(1−0.10)=(P×0.80)×0.90
- Simplify the calculation:
Final price=P×0.80×0.90=P×0.72
ایک دکاندار 15% ڈسکاؤنٹ پر اشیاء فروخت کرتا ہے، اگر اصل قیمت $200 ہے تو فروخت کی قیمت کیا ہے؟
- $170
- $180
- $170
- $190
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Explanation
To find the selling price after a 15% discount,
1: Calculate the discount amount:
Discount=Original Price× 15/ 100 =200×0.15=30
2: Subtract the discount from the original price:
Selling Price=Original Price−Discount=200−30=170
So, the selling price is $170.
- 20 rupees
- 25 rupees
- 30 rupees
- 35 rupees
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Explanation
To find the cost of one pen, divide the total cost by the number of pens:
Cost of one pen = Total cost /Number of pens
Given:
Total cost for 5 pens = 125 rupees
Number of pens = 5
Cost of one pen= 125rupees / 5
Cost of one pen=25rupees
So, the cost of one pen is 25 rupees.
- 11
- 25
- 10
- 15
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Explanation
The fruit seller initially had 35 mangoes.
He sells 12 mangoes to one customer and 8 mangoes to another customer.
To find out how many mangoes he has left, we subtract the total number of mangoes sold from the initial number of mangoes.
Total mangoes sold:
12 + 8 = 20
Number of mangoes the seller has left:
35 - 20 = 15
- Makes no profit and no loss
- Makes a profit of 1%
- Suffers a loss of 1%
- Suffers a loss of 2%
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Explanation
In this type of problem always loss occurs.
Use Formula,
% Final Loss = (%loss * %gain)/100 = (10 *10)/100 = 1% loss.
Net Graphic Change Method:
100 ==10% profit ==> 110 == 10% loss ==> 99.
100 become 99, so 1% of loss occurs.