Question : A man bought four dozen eggs at Rs. 24 per dozen and two dozen at Rs. 32 per dozen. To gain 20% on the whole, he should sell the eggs at:

Option 1: Rs. 16 per dozen

Option 2: Rs. 21 per dozen

Option 3: Rs. 32 per dozen

Option 4: Rs. 35 per dozen

Question : During a division, Pranjal mistakenly took as the dividend a number that was 10% more than the original dividend. He also mistakenly took as the divisor a number that was 25% more than the original divisor. If the correct quotient of the original division problem was 25 and the remainder was 0, what was the quotient that Pranjal obtained, assuming his calculations had no error?

Option 1: 21.75

Option 2: 21.25

Option 3: 28.75

Option 4: 22

Question : In part one, while solving a question, Suhas accidentally took a number as a dividend which was 10% less than the original dividend. He also mistakenly took as divisor a number that was 20% less than the original divisor. If the correct quotient of the original question of division was 24 and the remainder was 0, then what quotient did Suhas obtain, assuming there was no error in his calculations?

Option 1: 27

Option 2: 21.6

Option 3: 26.4

Option 4: 30

Question : A reduction of 20% in the price of sugar enables a purchaser to obtain 8 kg more for Rs. 160. Then the price per kg before the reduction was:

Option 1: Rs. 5

Option 2: Rs. 6

Option 3: Rs. 10

Option 4: Rs. 4

Question : Two numbers are, respectively, 10% and 25% more than the third number. The ratio of the two numbers is:

Option 1: 22 : 25

Option 2: 19 : 25

Option 3: 23 : 25

Option 4: 18 : 25