Aptitude - Profit & Loss Online Quiz



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Q 1 - A man offers his at 5% misfortune. On the off chance that he offers it for Rs. 80 more, He picks up 5%. The expense cost of the is:

A - 1600

B - 1200

C - 1000

D - 800

Answer : D

Explanation

Let the C.P. be Rs x.Then,
(105/100 * x)- (95/100 * x)=80⇒21x/20-19x/20=80
⇒ (21x-19x) =1600⇒ 2x=1600⇒ x=800
∴C.P. Rs 800.

Q 2 - Ravi purchases some toffee at 2 for a rupee and offers them at 5 for a rupee. His misfortune percent is:

A - 120%

B - 90%

C - 60%

D - 25%

Answer : C

Explanation

Let the no. of toffees bought be (2*5)= 10
C.P of 10 toffees = (1/2*10) = 5
S.P of 10 toffees = (1/5 *10) = 2
Loss% = (3/5 *100) % = 60%

Q 3 - In the event that offering cost is multiplied, the benefit triples. The benefit percent is:

A - 200/3%

B - 100%

C - 316/3%

D - 120%

Answer : B

Explanation

Let C.P is Rs. x and S.P be Rs. y.
Then, profit = Rs. (y-x)
Again, S.P = Rs. 2y and profit = Rs. (y-x)
C.P = (S.P) ? (profit) =   rs.  3(y-x)
C.P = (S.P) - (profit) = 2y-3(y-x) = 3x-y
∴ 3x-y= x ⇒ y= 2x
⇒ Profit%= (x/x*100) % = 100%

Q 4 - If the maker additions 10%, the wholesale merchant 15% and the retailer 25%, then the expense of the generation of an article whose retail cost is rs. 1265, is:

A - 632.50 Rs.

B - 800 Rs.

C - 814 Rs.

D - 834.34 rs.

Answer : B

Explanation

Let the cost of production be rs. x. Then,
X* 110/100 *115/100 *125/100 =1265
⇒ X*11/10* 23/20*5/4= 1265
⇒ 11*23*5*x = 1265*800
⇒ x =1265*800/11*23*5 = 800
∴ cost of the production = Rs. 800

Q 5 - Ruhina bought 20 apples for Rs.150 and sold them at the rate of 15 apples for Rs.150. What is the percentage of profit made by her?

A - 25%

B - 30%

C - 33.33%

D - 36.66

Answer : C

Explanation

Her profit % =(S.P-C.P)/(C.P) x100=(200-150)/150 x100=33.33%

Q 6 - Farhan purchased a house for Rs.80000 and a site for Rs.10000 respectively, if he sold the house for Rs.86000 and the site for Rs.14000, then find the resultant percentage of gain?

A - 1.05%

B - 1.07%

C - 1.09%

D - 1.11%

Answer : D

Explanation

Total CP = 90000 & total SP = 100000
=> Gain = SP/CP = 100000/90000 =1.111 =1.11%

Q 7 - A deceptive businessperson professes to offer his merchandise at expense cost be that as it may, utilizes false weights and increases 100/9%. For a weight of 1kg he Employments.

A - a weight of 875 gm

B - a weight of 900 gm

C - a weight of 950 gm

D - none of these

Answer : B

Explanation

Short   Cut Method:
Let the error be x gms.   Then,
X/ (1000-x)*100= 100/9⇒x/1000-x=1/9
⇒ 9x=1000-x ⇒ 10x=1000 ⇒ x=100.
Weight used = (1000- 100) = 900 gm

Q 8 - Which of the accompanying is the most reduced proportion?

A - 7:13

B - 17:25

C - 7:15

D - 15:23

Answer : C

Explanation

7/13 =0.538, 17/25 =0.68, 7/15= 0.466, 15/23 =0.652
Clearly, 7/15 is the smallest.

Q 9 - A broker denotes his merchandise at such a cost, to the point that he can deduct 15% for money but makes 20% benefit. The stamped cost of a thing which cost him Rs 90 is:

A - Rs 1996/21

B - Rs 2554/45

C - Rs 2160/17

D - 1766/13

Answer : C

Explanation

C.P = RS. 90, Gain =20%
∴  S.P = (120/100*90) = Rs.108
Let the M.P be Rs. x then, 85% of x = 108.
∴  85/100*x =108  ⇒x=(108*100/85)
= 2160/17.∴  M.P = 2160/17

Q 10 - On a Rs. 10000 installment arrange a man has decision between three progressive rebates of 10%, 10% and 30% and three progressive rebates of 40%, 5% and 5%. By picking the better one, he can spare:

A - Rs. 200

B - Rs. 255

C - Rs. 400

D - Rs. 433

Answer : B

Explanation

1st payment= 90% 0f 90% of 70% of rs. 10000
= rs. (90/100*90/100* 70/100*10000) =5670
2nd. Payment = 60% of 95% of 95% of 10000.
= (60/100*95/100*95/100*10000)= 5415
By choosing the better one he can save rs . (5670-5415) = 255

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