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The following question contains a statement followed by Quantity 1, 2 and 3. You should use the given data and your knowledge of Mathematics to choose among the possible answer.  The options represent the relations between these three quantities  A) >  B) <  C) = D) ≤  E) ≥  1) A, B  2) B, C  3) B, A  4) E, B  5) B, D  Quantity 1: Find the profit percentage on selling a Ray ban sunglass after offering a discount of 20%, if it costs Rs. 1250 and marked up by Rs. 400. Quantity 2: The profit earned by selling an article for Rs. 210 is 20% while the discount percentage allowed on the article is at the rate of 30% then find the percentage by which marked price of the article is raised above cost price?  Quantity 3: What is the profit percentage earned by selling an article which costs Rs. 180 and the shopkeeper sold the article for Rs. 320?

The following question contains a statement followed by Quantity 1, 2 and 3. You should use the given data and your knowledge of Mathematics to choose among the possible answer.  The options represent the relations between these three quantities  A) >  B) <  C) = D) ≤  E) ≥  1) A, B  2) B, C  3) B, A  4) E, B  5) B, D  Quantity 1: Find the profit percentage on selling a Ray ban sunglass after offering a discount of 20%, if it costs Rs. 1250 and marked up by Rs. 400. Quantity 2: The profit earned by selling an article for Rs. 210 is 20% while the discount percentage allowed on the article is at the rate of 30% then find the percentage by which marked price of the article is raised above cost price?  Quantity 3: What is the profit percentage earned by selling an article which costs Rs. 180 and the shopkeeper sold the article for Rs. 320? Correct Answer B, B

Quantity 1:

MP = 1250 + 400 = Rs. 1650

SP = 1650 × 0.8 = Rs. 1320

Profit % = (1320 - 1250)/1250 × 100 = 5.6%

Quantity 2:

Cost price = 210 × 100/120 = Rs. 175 

Marked price = 210 × 100/70 = Rs. 300 

Mark up percentage = (300 - 175/175) × 100 = 71.42% 

Quantity 3: 

Profit percentage = (320 - 180/180) × 100 = 77.77%

∴ B, B

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