Profit & Loss
A trader fixes the marked price of a water bottle at ₹250 and then allows discounts of 12% and 10% successively. Calculate the selling price.
₹228
Quantitative Aptitude One Liner Questions with Answers
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Profit & Loss
A customer buys a bag marked at ₹250 after two successive discounts of 12% and 12%. What is the final selling price?
₹203.6
Profit & Loss
A customer buys a lamp marked at ₹250 after two successive discounts of 12% and 15%. What is the final selling price?
₹207
Percentage
The marked price of an item is ₹345. After a discount of 15%, what is the selling price?
331.25
Percentage
A number increases by 10% and then by 8%. What is the total percentage increase?
-44.2
Percentage
After an increase of 8%, the population of a town becomes 12389. What was the original population?
11439.3
Compound Interest
Calculate the compound interest on Rs 20900 at 15 percent per annum for 2 years
6440.25
Compound Interest
Calculate the compound interest on Rs 23400 at 14 percent per annum for 2 years
7310.64
Compound Interest
Calculate the compound interest on Rs 16600 at 6 percent per annum for 5 years
5414.54
Compound Interest
Calculate the compound interest on Rs 26700 at 8 percent per annum for 3 years
6934.31