Cost Price & Selling Price
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Which of the following is true for a transaction where profit is made?
SP = CP + Profit
SP = CP - Profit
SP = MP - Profit
CP = SP + Profit
A second hand bike was sold for ₹52, 000, at a loss of ₹4, 800. Find the cost price of the bike.
₹56, 800
₹52, 000
₹4, 800
₹47, 200
A shopkeeper bought some pens from a wholesaler for ₹ 1890 and sold them for ₹2000. Find the selling price.
- 1990
- 100
- 1890
- 2000
A shopkeeper sold a laptop for ₹ 38, 000 which he purchased for ₹ 40, 000. Find the cost price and selling price.
C.P = ₹ 38, 000, S.P = ₹ 40, 000
C.P = ₹ 40, 000, S.P = ₹ 38, 000
C.P = ₹ 30, 000, S.P = ₹ 29, 000
C.P = ₹ 10, 000, S.P = ₹ 13, 000
A refrigerator was bought for ₹16, 890 and sold at a loss of ₹4, 620. Find the selling price of the refrigerator.
₹4, 620
₹12, 270
₹21, 510
₹16, 890
Which of the following relation is true with respect to Cost Price (C.P)?
C.P = S.P + Loss
C.P = M.P + Loss
C.P = Profit + Loss
C.P = S.P - Loss
Reshma bought a pair of boots on her birthday for ₹2599 without any discount. What is the cost price?
- 2500
- 2599
- 0
- Data insufficient
If CP = ₹ 400 and loss = ₹ 40, then the SP and Loss percentage are ___.
SP = Rs. 360, Loss%=10%
SP = Rs. 360, Loss%=15%
SP = Rs. 440, Loss%=10%
SP = Rs. 440, Loss%=15%
Which of these denotes the price at which an item is bought ?
Cost Price
Selling Price
Marked Price
Profit
If the cost price and the selling price in a transaction are ₹ 2, 349 and ₹ 2, 539 respectively, then which of the following is true?
Loss of ₹ 190
Profit of ₹ 190
Loss of ₹ 290
Profit of ₹ 290