Question

A stationary shopkeeper sold 600 pens at a profit of 15%. The cost price of a pen is ₹8. A poor student
came to his shop to buy a pen but she has only ₹5 with her. The shopkeeper gave her a pen for ₹5
a) What is the cost price of 600 pens?
i) ₹ 3000 ii) ₹ 9000 iii) ₹ 4800 iv) ₹ 4500
b) When CP and profit percent (P %) are given, then
i) SP = ii) SP = CP + P% iii) SP = CP + P iv) SP =

CP x (100+P%)
100

CP x (100− P%)
100

c) What is the selling price of one pen?
i) ₹ 8.50 ii) ₹ 9.20 iii) ₹ 9.50 iv) ₹ 8.20
d) How much money did the shopkeeper make by selling 600 pens?
i) ₹ 5200 ii) ₹ 5020 iii) ₹ 5700 iv) ₹ 5520
e) The percentage of loss occurred for the shopkeeper by selling a pen for ₹5 to the poor student is ------
i) 37.5 % ii) 50% iii) 25% iv) 62.5 %

Answer 1

Answer:

ple.ase wri.te yo.ur ques.tions once a.gain because it is no.t unde.rstandable..