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AT A GLANCE

                                                                                     Profit
                    ¾   If S.P. > C.P., there is a profit. Profit = S.P. – C.P. and Profit % =   ×100
                                                                                     C.P.
                              Ê 100 + Profit% ˆ                   100 ¥ S.P
                        S.P. =  Á Ë  100     ˜ ¯   × C.P.   C.P. =   ( 100 + Profit%)

                                                                                  Loss
                    ¾   If C.P. > S.P., there is a loss. Loss = C.P. – S.P. and Loss % =   ¥100
                                                                                  C.P.
                              Ê 100 -  Loss%ˆ                    100 ¥  S.P.
                        S.P. =  Á Ë  100    ˜ ¯   × C.P.   C.P. =   (100 -  Loss%)


                                                               Discount
                    ¾   Discount = M.P – S.P.    Discount % =           ¥100
                                                                 M.P.
                                                                           100 ¥S.P.
                        S.P. =  Ê Á Ë 100   Discount%-  100  ˆ   × M.P.   M.P. =   ( 100 - Discount %)
                                                 ˜
                                                 ¯
                    ¾   Tax is calculated on the S.P. of an article.




                                                            MENTAL MATHS

                      1.  Choose the correct option.
                         (a)  If C.P. = ` 500, S.P. = ` 620, then profit % is:

                             (i)  24%             (ii)  24.5%             (iii)  22%              (iv)  22.5%
                         (b)  A man buys oranges at the rate of 4 for ` 3 and sells them at the rate of 3 for ` 4. His profit % is:
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                             (i)  76%             (ii)  75 %              (iii)  77  %            (iv)  74%
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                         (c)  A single discount equivalent to two successive discounts of 10% and 5% is:
                             (i)  14%             (ii)  14.5%             (iii)  15%              (iv)  15.5%

                         (d)  The list price of a book is ` 130. If it is sold at a discount of 15%, its S.P. is:
                             (i)  ` 110           (ii)  ` 115             (iii)  ` 110.50         (iv)  ` 115.50
                      2.  Write True or False.
                         (a)  The cost price and the overhead expenses together make up the effective selling price.

                         (b)  If a doll is bought for ` 75 and sold for ` 100, then a profit is made.
                         (c)   A  dealer  lists  a  table  at  20%  above  the  cost  price  and  allows  a  discount  of  10%.  His  profit
                             per cent is 8%.
                         (d)  The discount is allowed on the net selling price.
                      3.  Fill in the blanks.

                         (a)  The gain made if the ____________ is more than the ____________ is called ____________.
                         (b)  The ____________ given on the marked price of an article is called discount.
                         (c)  The loss and gain per cent are always calculated on the ____________.
                         (d)  The value of 5% tax on ` 1,560 is equal to ____________.

                         (e)  If a water bottle marked ` 1,250 is sold for ` 1,175, then the discount % on it is ____________.


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