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(#M40156597) BANK EXAM QUESTION Keep an EYE

X’s salary is increased by 20%. On the increase, the tax rate is 10% higher. Find the percentage of increase in the tax liability

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(#M40157033) IBPS QUESTION profit loss Keep an EYE

The initial profit percentage for a shirt is 87.5%,which is sold after giving a discount of 20%.Due to some reason the cost price of making a shirt increases by 25%.Now a shirt is sold after raising the marked price by rupees 500 and giving a discount of 25%.if the percentage profit still remains the same, find the new selling price of the shirt.

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(#M40157375) OTHER QUESTION simple interest Keep an EYE

Some amount is lent at 6% per annum simple interest.After 1 year rupees 6800 is repaid and the rest of the amount is repaid at 5% per annum.If the second year's interest is 11/20 of the first years interest,find what amount of money was lent out.
a)17000
b)16800
c)16500
d)17500

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(#M40157164) BANK EXAM QUESTION profit loss Keep an EYE

if the selling price of a mat is 5 times the discount offered and if the percentage of discount is equal to the percentage profit,find the ratio of the discount offered to the cost price.

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(#M40156913) GMAT QUESTION percentage Keep an EYE

In 1 kg mixture of sand and iron, 20% is iron. How much sand should be added so that the proportion of iron becomes 10%

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(#M40157249) IBPS QUESTION age problems Keep an EYE

Four years ago Shayam’s age was three-fourths times that of Ram. Four years hence, Shyam’s age will be five-sixths times that of Ram. What is the present age of Shyam?
a)15
b)20
c)16
d)24

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(#M40164860) SSC QUESTION profit loss Keep an EYE

The selling price of all the books sold by a vendor is equal to the cost price of 230 books.If a profit of 15% is earned by the vendor then what is the cost price of all the books bought by him?

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(#M40164415) HR INTERVIEW QUESTION Keep an EYE

You see, You will be posted in rural areas how will you handle you job there ?? or how you will contribute to the bank ??

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(#M40157193) BANK EXAM QUESTION profit loss Keep an EYE

Ajay loses 20% of his money. After spending 80% of the remainder,he is left with rs 4500. How much money(in rupees) did he have initially?

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(#M40156994) CAT QUESTION percentage Keep an EYE

Bennett distribution company, a subsidiary of a major cosmetics manufacturer Bavlon, is forecasting the zonal sales for the next year. Zone I with current yearly sales of Rs.193.8 lakh is expected to achieve a sales growth of 7.25%; Zone II with current sales of Rs.79.3 lakh is expected to grow by 8.2%; and Zone III with sales of Rs.57.5 lakh is expected to increase sales by 7.15%. what is the Bennett‟s expected sales growth for the next year

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