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A shopkeeper cheats to the extent of 8% while buying and selling fruits, by using tampered weights, his total gain in percentage is
A shop keeper cheats to the extent of 10% while buying and selling fruits, by using tampered weights. His total gain, in %, is:
A dishonest shopkeeper uses false weights while buying and selling goods and cheats 20% each on selling and buying. What is his total gain percent?
A shopkeeper cheats to the extent of 10% while buying and selling, by using false weights. His total gain is.
A shopkeeper cheats to the extent of 10% while buying as well as selling, by using false weights. His total gain is -
A shopkeeper cheats both his dealer and customer, he cheats his dealer by 25% (takes 1.25 kg sugar instead of 1 kg) and cheats his customer by 20% (give 0.8 kg sugar instead of 1 kg), then what is the total profit percent of the shopkeeper in this sale?
A shopkeeper cheats by 10% (by weight) while buying the rice. He marked up the price of rice by 25% above its cost price and offers 10% discount. If he cheats his customer by 200 grams (measure 800 grams while selling 1 kg), then what is the actual profit percent earned by the shopkeeper?
A dishonest shopkeeper cheats at time of buying and selling the products. He weights 20% more at time of buying and 10% less at time of selling. What is his total profit?
Pintu is a dishonest shopkeeper who cheats both his supplier and his customers. He makes a cheating of 20% at the time of buying his goods from his supplier whereas 40% at the time of selling his goods to his customers. He promises to sell his goods at 10% loss. What is his actual profit percentage ? 
In the following question, two statements are numbered as A and B. On solving these statements we get quantities A and B respectively. Solve for the both quantities and choose the correct option. Quantity A: A fruit seller sold 40% of his apples at a price of Rs. 80 per kg. Then he sold 30% of the remaining apples at a price of Rs. 100 per kg. Later, he sold 75% of the remaining apples for Rs. 120 per kg, and further remaining apples at Rs. 60 per kg. If he earned a total of Rs. 11762.50 from selling all his apples, how many apples did he have? Quantity B: 20% of the fruits in a shop are apples, while 40% of the remaining fruits are bananas. Also, 50% of the remaining fruits are mangoes. If the remaining fruits are 16 kg of pineapples and 20 kg of grapes, how many kg fruits are there in the shop?