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A vendor buys apples at ₹80 per dozen. He sells them at a profit of 25%. A retailer buys from the vendor at this price and sells at a profit of 20%. What is the final selling price per apple?

A merchant sells goods at a loss of 10% in the first transaction. In the second transaction, he sells the same goods at a profit of 20% on the price he paid in the first transaction. If the original cost was ₹1000, what is the final selling price?

A trader buys goods for ₹1,200. He sells 60% of the goods at a profit of 25% and the remaining 40% at a loss of 10%. What is his overall profit or loss?

A person buys an article for ₹2,000. He sells it for ₹2,400. Later, he buys another identical article for ₹2,200 and sells it for ₹2,640. What is his overall profit percentage across both transactions?

A merchant sells an item at a loss of 15%. If he had sold it for ₹80 more, he would have made a profit of 5%. What is the cost price of the item?

A shopkeeper buys an item for ₹500. He marks it up by 20% and then offers a discount of 10% on the marked price. What is his overall profit percentage?

A manufacturer sells goods to a wholesaler at a profit of 40%. The wholesaler sells to a retailer at a profit of 25%. The retailer sells to a customer at a profit of 20%. If the customer pays ₹4200, what was the manufacturer's cost price?

A shopkeeper sells an item at a profit of 30%. The buyer sells it further at a profit of 40%. If the final selling price is ₹2184, what was the original cost price?

A shopkeeper sells an item at a profit of 15%. The buyer sells it at a profit of 10%. If the final selling price is ₹1265, what was the shopkeeper's cost price?

A shopkeeper buys an article for ₹500. He sells it at a profit of 20%, and then the buyer sells it at a profit of 25%. What is the final selling price?

A trader buys goods for ₹2000. He sells them at a profit of 30%. The buyer then sells these goods at a loss of 20%. What is the overall profit or loss percentage for the original buyer (the trader)?

A vendor buys oranges at ₹100 per dozen and sells them at a profit of 25%. A retailer buys from the vendor at this price and sells at a profit of 20%. What is the selling price per orange by the retailer?

A person buys a watch for ₹2000 and sells it at a loss of 5%. The buyer then sells it at a profit of 20%. What is the final selling price?

A trader buys an article for ₹400 and sells it at a profit of 15%. The buyer then sells it at a profit of 10%. What is the overall profit percentage on the original cost price?

A merchant sells goods at a loss of 10%, and the buyer resells them at a loss of 20%. If the original cost price was ₹1000, what is the final selling price?

A shopkeeper buys an item for ₹500. He sells it at a profit of 20%, and then the buyer sells it further at a profit of 25%. What is the final selling price?

A vendor buys apples at ₹10 per kg. He sells 40% of the apples at ₹15 per kg, 35% at ₹12 per kg, and the remaining at ₹8 per kg. What is his overall profit or loss percentage?

A manufacturer sells goods to a distributor at a profit of 30%. The distributor sells to a shopkeeper at a profit of 20%. The shopkeeper sells to a customer at a profit of 25%. If the customer pays ₹19,500, what is the manufacturer's cost price?

A trader buys goods for ₹8,000. He marks them up by 50% but then gives two successive discounts of 20% and 10% respectively. What is his profit or loss percentage?

A merchant sells an article at a profit of 25% to a wholesaler. The wholesaler then sells it at a loss of 10% to a retailer. The retailer sells it to a customer at a profit of 20%. If the customer pays ₹2,700, what was the merchant's cost price?