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RPF Constable Profit, Loss, Discount and Interest — practice questions — page 2

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Money: gain, price and interest

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  1. Left
    SI:₹5000 at6% for2years
    Right
    ₹600
  2. Left
    Buy₹300+repair₹40;sell₹320
    Right
    ₹20 loss
  3. Left
    Cost₹480;sell₹552:profit
    Right
    ₹72
  4. Left
    ₹800 marked;20% off:pay
    Right
    ₹640
  5. Left
    CI:₹2000,10%,2years:interest
    Right
    ₹420
  6. Left
    ₹1000:20%off,then10%off:pay
    Right
    ₹720
Instructions
Rates are yearly; CI compounds yearly.

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Finance: follow the changes

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Matching pairs
  1. Left
    ₹4000,10%,half-yearly:1yramount
    Right
    ₹4410
  2. Left
    ₹2000,10%,2yr:CI minus SI
    Right
    ₹20
  3. Left
    Cost500;mark750;20%off:profit
    Right
    ₹100
  4. Left
    Sell₹240each;+20%,−20%:overall
    Right
    4% loss
  5. Left
    5000+20%;draw2000;then+10%
    Right
    ₹4400
  6. Left
    End-year₹605 twice;10%:loan
    Right
    ₹1050
Instructions
Rates are yearly; compound yearly unless stated.

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