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81. 20 kg ptoato costs as much as 5kg of tomato, 12 kg of tomato costs as much as 30 kg of onion, 15 kg of onion costs as much as 18 kg of cabbage. If 10 kg of cabbage costs Rs 50. Find he cost of 24 kg of potato.
  A.  Rs 90
  B.  Rs 75
  C.  Rs 100
  D.  Rs 80
     
   
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82. A man saves 10% of his income. If his income increases by 20% and he decides to save 15% of his income, by what percent has his saving increased?
  A.  75%
  B.  80%
  C.  81%
  D.  85%
     
   
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83. Each ot the two bags is sold at Rs 720. A profit of 25% is made on the first and a loss of 25% is made on the second. What is the combined loss or gain?
  A.  Loss of 7.25%
  B.  Loss of 5.75%
  C.  Loss of 6.25%
  D.  Loss of 4.55%
     
   
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84. A man sells two articles each for the same price Rs 500. He earns 25% profit on the first and 15% profit on the second. Find his overall profit percentage.
  A.  20.41%
  B.  17.31%
  C.  19.79%
  D.  21.51%
     
   
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85. If a man estiamtes his profit as 20% of the selling price, what is his real profit per cent?
  A.  25%
  B.  15%
  C.  30%
  D.  20%
     
   
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86. If a man estimates his loss as 10% of the selling price, what is his real loss percent?
  A.  10
1 / 11
%
  B.  8
3 / 7
%
  C.  12
7 / 9
%
  D.  9
1 / 11
%
     
   
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87. On selling 55 metres of cloth, I lose the selling price of 11 metres. Find the loss per cent.
  A.  16
2 / 3
%
  B.  11
5 / 9
%
  C.  13
5 / 7
%
  D.  16
3 / 2
%
     
   
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88. On selling 55 metres of closth a person gains the cost price of 11 metres. Find the gain percent.
  A.  20%
  B.  18%
  C.  15%
  D.  25%
     
   
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89. A vendor sold items at Rs 425 each after giving 15% discount on labelled price. had he not given the discount, he would have earned a profit of 25% on the cost price. What was the cost price of each item?
  A.  Rs 440
  B.  Rs 400
  C.  Rs 500
  D.  Rs 480
     
   
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90. A man sold an article for Rs 400 after giving 20% discount on the labelled price and made 30% profit on the cost price. What would have been the profit percentage, had he not given the discount?
  A.  65.5%
  B.  60.25%
  C.  66.75%
  D.  62.5%
     
   
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