Discount and MP Questions for RRB NTPC UG Exam
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Q1A shopkeeper offers the following schemes on toys of the same marked price. (A) Successive discounts of 16% and 29% on any number of toys bought. (B) Successive discounts of 4%, 34% and 37% on any number of toys bought. (C) 12% discount on the first 4 toys and 27% discount on each toy thereon. (D) 4 toys free of cost on buying 10 toys. A customer wants to buy 10 toys. Which of the above schemes is the least beneficial to her?Q2Find the single discount equivalent to three successive discounts of 10% on a commodity.Q3A shopkeeper offers the following schemes on toys of the same marked price. (A) Successive discounts of 44% and 12% on any number of toys bought. (B) Successive discounts of 18%, 43% and 23% on any number of toys bought. (C) 8% discount on the first 4 toys and 38% discount on each toy thereon. (D) On buying ten items, the customer is billed for only seven items. A customer wants to buy 10 toys. Which of the above schemes is the least beneficial to her?Q4A shopkeeper wants to earn a profit of 11 1/9 % even after giving two successive discounts of 16 2/3 % and 20% on the marked price of an article. If the cost price of the article for the shopkeeper is ₹1800, what should its marked price be?Q5A shopkeeper offers the following schemes on toys of the same marked price. (A) Successive discounts of 39% and 3% on any number of toys bought. (B) Successive discounts of 36%, 13% and 8% on any number of toys bought. (C) 18% discount on the first 2 toys and 41% discount on each toy thereon. (D) 5 toys free of cost on buying 7 toys. A customer wants to buy 7 toys. Which of the above schemes is the least beneficial to her?Q6A shopkeeper offers two successive discounts of 18% and 15% on a frock whose marked price is ₹1,000. What is the final selling price (in ₹) of the frock?Q7Chitra gets a discount of 40% on a water cooler whose marked price is ₹2,200. Since she pays by credit card, she gets an additional 20% discount. How much does she pay (in ₹)?Q8A shopkeeper offers the following schemes on toys of the same marked price. (A) Successive discounts of 43% and 19% on any number of toys bought. (B) Successive discounts of 41%, 21% and 49% on any number of toys bought. (C) 35% discount on the first 5 toys and 3% discount on each toy thereon. (D) 4 toys free of cost on buying 5 toys. A customer wants to buy 5 toys. Which of the above schemes is the least beneficial to her?Q9A streaming service charges ₹150 per month. If you buy an annual plan (12 months) with a 15% discount, what is your total savings (in ₹) compared to paying monthly for a year?Q10A shopkeeper offers the following schemes on toys of the same marked price. (A) Successive discounts of 45% and 44% on any number of toys bought. (B) Successive discounts of 36%, 41% and 45% on any number of toys bought. (C) 49% discount on the first 4 toys and 19% discount on each toy thereon. (D) 7 toys free of cost on buying 10 toys. A customer wants to buy 10 toys. Which of the above schemes is the least beneficial to her?Practice Free →Q11An article marked at ₹1,250 is sold at two successive discounts such that the selling price becomes ₹900. If the first discount is 20%, what is the second discount?Q12The original price of a refrigerator was $1,500. During a clearance sale, it was initially discounted by 30%, followed by an additional 10% discount on the reduced price. What is the total percentage discount applied to the refrigerator?Q13The marked price of an article is ₹500. During a sale, its price is reduced to ₹450. What is the percentage decrease in price?Q14A merchant marks his products 30% above the cost price and provides a 10% discount on the marked price. What percent profit does he earn?Q15A product with marked price ₹3,000 is sold with successive discounts of 15% and 25%. What is the final selling price after these two discounts?Q16A shopkeeper fixes the marked price of an item 150% above its cost price. What percentage of discount on marked price should be allowed to gain 110%?Q17A shopkeeper fixes the marked price of an item 120% above its cost price. What percentage of discount on marked price should be allowed to gain 43%?Q18A wholesaler offers a trade discount of 30% on the marked price of an electric kettle to retailers. A retailer then announces a scheme discount of 12% on the price after receiving the trade discount. If the retailer sells the kettle to a customer for ₹2,464, what is the marked price of the kettle?Q19A trader marks his goods such that even after allowing a discount of 25%, he makes a profit of 10%. If he gives only 10% discount, then find the profit percentage.Q20A retailer has fixed the price of an article at 20% above the cost price. If he offers a discount of ₹2 for a purchase of ₹30, what is his gain or loss percentage?
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