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(#M40005743) WIPRO QUESTION miscellaneous Keep an EYE

By selling 300 apples a seller gains the selling price of 60 apples. The gain of the seller is …
A)Rs. 200 B)Rs. 20% C)Rs 25% D)Rs. 16 2/3%

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(#M40005875) WIPRO QUESTION miscellaneous Keep an EYE

A milk vendor purchased some milk at the rate of $7.50 and after mixing 30% of water to it sold the mixture at the cost price. His profit per cent is.
A. 30%
B. 3%
C. 25%
D. 60%
E. None of these

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(#M40006169) WIPRO QUESTION miscellaneous Keep an EYE

By selling toffees at 20 for a rupee, a man loses 4 %. To gain 20 for one rupee, he must sell

a. 16 toffees
b. 20 toffees
c. 24 toffees
d. 25 toffees

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(#M40006174) WIPRO QUESTION miscellaneous Keep an EYE

A person bought 20 litres of milk at the rate of Rs 8 per litre. He got it churned after spending Rs 10 and got 5 kg of cream and 20 litres ol toned milk. If he sold the cream at Rs. 30 per kg and toned milk at Rs 4 per litre, his profit in the transaction is :

a. 25 %
b. 35.3 %
c. 37.5 %
d. 42.5 %

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(#M40011940) WIPRO QUESTION Keep an EYE

A vendor bought 15 oranges at Rs.36 for 5 oranges and sold all of them at four oranges for Rs.45. How much did the vendor earn or lose in this transaction?
(a) Loses Rs. 4.05 per orange (b) Gains Rs. 4.05 per orange
(c)Gains Rs. 60 overall (d)Loses Rs. 5.06 per orange
(e) Gains Rs. 75.90 overall

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(#M40006171) WIPRO QUESTION miscellaneous Keep an EYE

Vikas bought paper sheets for Rs 7200 and spent Rs 200 on transport Paying Rs 600, he had 330 boxes made, which he sold at Rs 28 each. His profit percentage is :

a. 15.5
b. 40
c. 60
d. None of these

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(#M40023790) WIPRO QUESTION unsolved Keep an EYE

my friend collects antique stamps.she purchased 2,but found that she need to raise money urgently.so shhe sold them for 8000rs each.on one she made 20% & on te other she made lost 20%.ow much did she gain or lost in the entire transaction?

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(#M40006184) WIPRO QUESTION miscellaneous Keep an EYE

A person earns 15% on an investment but loses 10% on another investment. If the ratio of the two investments be 3 : 5, what is the gain or loss on the two investments taken together ?

a. 6 1/4 % loss
b. 13 1/8 % gain
c. 13 1/8 % loss
d. None of these

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(#M40005815) WIPRO QUESTION miscellaneous Keep an EYE

A man sold 20 articles for $60 and gained 20%. How many articles should he sell for $90 to incur a loss 20%?
A. 45
B. 36
C. 40
D. 50
E. 48

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(#M40005742) WIPRO QUESTION miscellaneous Keep an EYE

Find the percentage saving, in buying a dozen articles for Rs. 126 instead of Rs. 12 for one?
A) 12 B) 12 1/2
C) 15 D) 16 2/3

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