If cost price of each B product was Rs 250 and the shopkeeper earned a profit of 14% on each B product sold, find the total amount he got by selling B product?

1. Rs 2,45,400
2. Rs 2,33,700
3. Rs 2,98,600
4. Rs 2,28,800

Explanation

B products sold are = 82/360 * 3600 = 820
He sold 1 product at = 114/100 * 250 = Rs 285
So total amount he got by selling B product = 285 * 820 = Rs 2,33,700

What is the ratio between the number of sold A and E products together and remaining products together?

1. 7 : 11
2. 8 : 13
3. 5 : 11
4. 8 : 15

Explanation

The ratio between the number of sold A and E products together and remaining products together
(107+33) : (82+63+75) = 7 : 11

If only 84% of the total available C products in the shop were sold, then what is the number of unsold C products?

1. 110
2. 140
3. 120
4. 150

Explanation

Total products sold = 3600
So C products sold = 63/360 * 3600 = 630
Now 84% were sold. So 84/100 * x = 630
So total C products in the shop were x = 750
So unsold C products = 750-630 = 120

If on each D product, a profit of Rs 22 is made, find how much profit the shopkeeper made by selling products D in the week?

1. Rs 13400
2. Rs 18700
3. Rs 12400
4. Rs 16500

Explanation

A products sold = 1070
Let total number of all products sold = x
So 107/360 * x = 1070, Solve x = 3600
D products sold = 75/360 * 3600 = 750
So profit on these 750 D products = 750*22 = Rs 16500
Hence, option 4 is the correct answer.

What is the number of A products sold in the week?

1. 1130
2. 890
3. 780
4. 1070

Explanation

The number of A products sold in the week is
58,850/55 = 1070
Hence, option 4 is the correct answer.

By: Amit Kumar