Q 1: A mechanic purchased two motor bikes for $7,500 and $6,000 respectively. He sold the first one for a profit of 15% and the second bike for a loss of 20%. How much did he lose or gain on both the transactions together?
$60 loss
$80 profit
$75 loss
$75 profit
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Q 2: A business man sold two luxury cars each for $99,000. He made profit of 10% on one and a loss of 10% on the other. Find his overall loss or gain percent?
1% loss
0% profit
1% gain
1.5% loss
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Q 3: A trader purchased 1,000 books at the rate of $5.40 per book and spent $200 towards transportation. If he wants to earn a profit of 12 1/2%, at what price should he sell each book?
$5.50
$7.60
$6.30
$8.45
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Q 4: A fruit vendor purchased four branches of bananas consisting of 540 fruits in all for $168.75. He sold 15 dozens at 2 bananas a dollar, another 15 dozens at 3 bananas a dollar and the remaining at 5 bananas a dollar. Find his loss or gain percentage.
10 2/9% profit
10 2/9% loss
13 1/4% profit
13 1/4% loss
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Q 5: A trader purchased 5000 coconuts, at $110 per 100 coconuts. 10% of the coconuts were damaged during transportation. He spent $575 for the transportation. If he gained 40% profit, at what price did he sell them?
$3.15 each
$2.00 each
$1.89 each
$1.50 each
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Q 6: Jack purchased a refrigerator for $8,000. Due to transfer to a far-off place, he had to sell it for a loss of 15%. What was his selling price?
$6,236
$6,500
$6,800
$6,375
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Q 7: A rice merchant purchased 50 bags of rice at $300 per bag. He spent $500 towards transportation. Due to lack of demand for rice, he incurred a loss of 30%. At what price did he sell each bag of rice?
$317
$217
$238
$295
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Q 8: Peter purchased a cow for $2,250. If he wants to gain 25%, what should be his selling price?
$2,812.50
$2,585.50
$2,875.25
$3000.00
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