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chiogo (f)
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Tope, I bow oo!!! who woulda thought?  I wasn't even gonna bother with that problem. Probability has never been my forte. |
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~Sauron~
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A trader makes a profit equal to the selling price of 75 articles when he sold 100 of the articles.
What % profit did he make in the transaction?
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jay bee (m)
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n showed my workings  I swear down na lie, what did u study @ uni? |
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ow11 (m)
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Solve the definite Integral from 0, 2 of ∫Cos x dx
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TOPE2000! (f)
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A trader makes a profit equal to the selling price of 75 articles when he sold 100 of the articles.
What % profit did he make in the transaction?
nna this question is hard. . .it requires pen n paper. . . i dey come  |
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chiogo (f)
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A trader makes a profit equal to the selling price of 75 articles when he sold 100 of the articles.
What % profit did he make in the transaction?
75%. . .  |
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ow11 (m)
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A trader makes a profit equal to the selling price of 75 articles when he sold 100 of the articles.
What % profit did he make in the transaction?
Let X be the selling price of 1 article. Therefore, the selling price of 100 articles = 100X. The profit earned by selling these 100 articles = selling price of 75 articles = 75X Selling price of 100 articles = 100X and Profit = 75X 100X = Cost Price + 75X. Hence, Cost Price = 100X - 75X = 25X. Profit % = 300% With help from CAT4MBA |
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~Sauron~
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75%. . . Incorrect!!! Let X be the selling price of 1 article.
Therefore, the selling price of 100 articles = 100X.
The profit earned by selling these 100 articles = selling price of 75 articles = 75X
Selling price of 100 articles = 100X and Profit = 75X
100X = Cost Price + 75X. Hence, Cost Price = 100X - 75X = 25X.
Profit % = 300%
With help from CAT4MBA
Correct but u cheated. |
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ow11 (m)
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Correct but u cheated. The chips na correct one o |
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TOPE2000! (f)
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The chips na correct one o lol . . . |
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chiogo (f)
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where do you guys get these questions from?  |
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ladysex (f)
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A merchant marks his goods up by 75% above his coast price. What is the maximum % discount that he can offer so that he ends up selling at no profit or loss?
1. 75%
2. 46.67%
3. 300%
4. 42.85%
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~Sauron~
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The chips na correct one o Correct chips fried with a non-stick frying pan. |
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FL Gators
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Someone should splash the pages with some Chem, Bio and Phy questions na
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~Sauron~
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A merchant marks his goods up by 7% above his coast price. What is the maximum % discount that he can offer so that he ends up selling at no profit or loss?
1. 75%
2. 46.67%
3. 300%
4. 42.85%
Your question is not correct if those are the options. |
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TOPE2000! (f)
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Your question is not correct if those are the options.
gbam |
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stamma (m)
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A merchant marks his goods up by 75% above his coast price. What is the maximum % discount that he can offer so that he ends up selling at no profit or loss?
1. 75%
2. 46.67%
3. 300%
4. 42.85%
Assume the coast price is = AB 100. there the merchant would mark it to be AB 100 + 75%= 100+75 =175 Therefore, his % discount =75\175 *100 = 42.85% |
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~Sauron~
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Assume the coast price is = AB 100.
there the merchant would mark it to be AB 100 + 75%= 100+75
=175
Therefore, his % discount =75\175 *100 = 42.85%
How did u get 75%? The mark up is 7%. |
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TOPE2000! (f)
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How did u get 75%? The mark up is 7%.
The poster modified her post  |
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~Sauron~
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Then the answer is 42.85%.
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stamma (m)
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1 If apples are bought at the rate of 30 for a rupee. How many apples must be sold for a rupee so as to gain 20%?
A 28
B 25
C 20
D 22
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TOPE2000! (f)
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1 If apples are bought at the rate of 30 for a rupee. How many apples must be sold for a rupee so as to gain 20%?
A 28
B 25
C 20
D 22
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stamma (m)
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How did u get 75%? The mark up is 7%.
yes the poster did modified her post. |
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~Sauron~
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He makes a profit of 20%.
It means that the merchant sells 30 apples for Rs.1.20
Therefore, selling price of 1 apple = (1.20/30) = Rs.0.04
The number of apples that can be sold for Rs.1.00 = Rs.1.00/0.04 = 25 apples
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stamma (m)
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1. If Logx (1 / 8 ) = - 3 / 2, then x is equal to
A. - 4
B. 4
C. 1 / 4
D. 10
2. 20 % of 2 is equal to
A. 20
B. 4
C. 0.4
D. 0.04
3. If Log 4 (x) = 12, then log 2 (x / 4) is equal to
A. 11
B. 48
C. -12
D. 22
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C2H5OH (m)
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1. If Logx (1 / 8 ) = - 3 / 2, then x is equal to
A. - 4
B. 4
C. 1 / 4
D. 10
2. 20 % of 2 is equal to
A. 20
B. 4
C. 0.4
D. 0.04
3. If Log 4 (x) = 12, then log 2 (x / 4) is equal to
A. 11
B. 48
C. -12
D. 22
B C 3, is that base 4? |
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~Sauron~
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1. If Logx (1 / 8 ) = - 3 / 2, then x is equal to
A. - 4
B. 4
C. 1 / 4
D. 10
2. 20 % of 2 is equal to
A. 20
B. 4
C. 0.4
D. 0.04
3. If Log 4 (x) = 12, then log 2 (x / 4) is equal to
A. 11
B. 48
C. -12
D. 22
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stamma (m)
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correct . but the 3rd question not answered yet. |
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~Sauron~
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correct . but the 3rd question not answered yet.
I don't understand the 3rd question. Which is the base, which is the normal number? |
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stamma (m)
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If Log 4 (x) = 12, then log 2 (x / 4) is equal to
D 22
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