Question : A trader marked the price of a commodity to include a profit of 25% but allowed a discount of 16% on the marked price. His actual profit will be:

Option 1: $16\%$

Option 2:

$25\%$

Option 3:

$5\%$

Option 4:

$9\%$

Question : If the ratio of the cost price and selling price of an article is 20 : 21, then what will be the profit percent?

Option 1: 5%

Option 2:

4.5%

Option 3:

6%

Option 4:

7.5%

Question : A cloth merchant sold half of his cloth at a 40% profit, half of the remaining at a 40% loss, and the rest was sold at the cost price. In the total transaction, his gain or loss will be:

Option 1: 20% gain

Option 2:

25% loss

Option 3:

10% gain

Option 4:

15% loss

Question : A dealer sold $\frac{3}{4}$th of his articles at a gain of $24\%$ and the remaining at the cost price. The percentage of gain in the whole transaction is:

Option 1: $15\%$

Option 2:

$18\%$

Option 3:

$24\%$

Option 4:

$32\%$

Question : By selling 4 articles for Re. 1, a man loses 4%. Had he sold three articles for Re. 1, the profit would have been:

Option 1: 30%

Option 2:

28%

Option 3:

16%

Option 4:

12%

Question : The table given below shows the marked price and discount percentage of five different articles.

$\text { Selling Price }=\text { Marked Price }-\left(\frac{\text { Marked Price } \times \text { Discount }}{100}\right)$
J1 = Total selling price of articles P and R.
J2 = Total selling price of Q and T.
What is the value of (J2 – J1)?

Option 1: 530

Option 2: 434

Option 3: 448

Option 4: 532