Profit & Loss
A trader sells two water bottles at the same selling price. On one he gains 30% and on the other he loses 30%. Find the overall profit or loss percentage.
8.0% Loss
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Profit & Loss
Two wallets are sold at the same price. The seller gains 22% on one and loses 22% on the other. Find the overall profit or loss percent.
4.84% Loss
Profit & Loss
A shopkeeper sells two shirts for the same selling price. He gains 5% on one and loses 5% on the other. What is the net result?
0% Loss
Percentage
After an increase of 5%, the population of a town becomes 11490. What was the original population?
10934.86
Percentage
The marked price of an item is ₹713. After a discount of 10%, what is the selling price?
602.7
Percentage
A number increases by 10% and then decreases by 5%. If the original number was 319, what is the final value?
225.36
Percentage
If A:B = 92:89, what percent is A of B?
75.37
Compound Interest
Calculate the compound interest on Rs 6700 at 5 percent per annum for 5 years
1851.09
Compound Interest
Calculate the compound interest on Rs 29300 at 12 percent per annum for 3 years
11864.39
Compound Interest
Calculate the compound interest on Rs 11800 at 5 percent per annum for 4 years
2342.97