Profit and Loss Mock Test for SSC CGL

Sudha sold an article to Renu for Rs. 576 at a loss of 20% Renu spent a sum of Rs. 224 on its transportation and sold it to Raghu at a price which would have given Sudha a profit of 24%. The percentage of gain for Renu is:

An article is sold for Rs. 288 after successive discounts of 25% and x%. If the marked price of the article is Rs. 480, what is the value of x?

An article is marked 25% above its cost price. If x% discount is allowed on the marked price and still there is a profit of 5.5%, then what is the value of x?

One–third of goods are sold at a 15% profit, 25% of the goods are sold at a 20% profit and the rest at a 20% loss. If the total profit of Rs. 138.50 is earned on the whole transaction, then the value (in Rs.) of the goods is:

The marked price of an article is Rs. 180. Renu sells it after 20% discount on its market price and still gain 25%. The cost price (in Rs.) of the article is:

The discount offered on a Shirt of Rs. 500 and a pair of Trousers of Rs 1000 is 20% and 40% respectively. If Ajay bought 2 Shirt and 3 pair of Trousers then what was the effective discount (in %) he received?

A dealer allows his customers a discount of 18% and still gains 24%. If an article costs ₹1,560 to the dealer, what is its marked price (to the nearest ₹)?

A shopkeeper earns a profit of 21% after selling a book at 21% discount on the printed price. The ratio of the cost price and selling price of the book is:

A shopkeeper marks his goods at a price 20% higher than their cost price and allows 10% discount on every item. Find his gain percentage.

A photographer allows a discount of 10% on the advertised price of a camera. The price (in Rs) that must be marked on the camera, which cost him Rs 600, to make a profit of 20% would be