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[Advance Learning] Quant - Profit & Loss and Permutation & Combination-1

Q1:

Which of the following will be the sum of all the numbers that can be formed by using the number 5,7,8,2,9 without repetition?

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Q2:

The market price of apples is Rs 42.5 for 10 kg of apples.  Amit bought some apples at 614% more than the market price. While selling the same, he sold them at the market price but used 1212% less weight. Find the total profit earned by Amit by selling 8 kg of apples.

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Q3:

When the price of a mobile phone was increased by 10%, the number of mobile phones sold was decreased by 5%. What was the effect on the sales of the store?

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Q4:

The total no. of ways in which 7 men and 7 women can be seated around a round table so that no men sit together is equal to

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Q5:

A retailer marks all his goods at 40% above the cost price and thinking that he will still make 20% profit, offers a discount of 20% on the marked price. Find the difference between actual profit made and the expected profit?

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Q6:

In a meeting scheduled for 20 persons, only 12 attended. In how many ways these 12 persons can be made to sit on the 20 chairs arranged in the room?

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Q7:

Rakesh calculates his profit percentage on the selling price whereas Ramesh calculates his on the cost price. They find that the difference in their profits is Rs.100. If the selling price for both of them is the same and both of them get 25% profit, find their selling price.

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Q8:

In a semester examination, a student is required to pass all four subjects. What is the number of ways he can fail?

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Q9:

How many triangles can be formed from 20 points in a plane out of 9 are collinear?

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Q10:

If gross profit is 30% of the selling price, then what percent of selling price would be 35% of cost price?

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Q11:

If 17!+18!=x9!, find x.

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Q12:

There are 30 points on a plane out of which 12 are collinear. How many straight lines can be drawn from joining these points?

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Q13:

An iron is sold at a profit percentage of 40%. If the cost further increases by 10% but the selling price remains the same. Then now much is the decrease in the profit percentage?

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Q14:

A man mixes milk costing Rs 42 per litre with milk costing Rs 38 per liter in equal amount. He then sold the milk for Rs 45 per litre and gained Rs 160.Find the total litre of milk bought by the man?

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Q15:

Rahul sells a phone at a profit of 20%. If he had bought it at 20% less and sold it for ₹180 less, he would have gained 25%. Find the cost price of the Phone?

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