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Taking risks can be an important part of personal and professional growth, but it also involves uncertainty and potential negative consequences. Someone who takes risks "always" or "often" may be seen as impulsive or reckless, while someone who never takes risks may be seen as overly cautious or stagnant. "Sometimes" strikes a balance between these extremes and suggests a willingness to take calculated risks when necessary.
P purchased a book from registered store and gets 12% discount while Q purchased the same book from a roadside stall and got 15% discount. If Q paid Rs....
The profit percentage of K and L is same on selling the articles at Rs. 48800 each but K calculates his profit on the selling price while L calculates ...
Profit on selling 40 pens equals selling price of 12 books while loss on selling 40 books equals selling price of 16 pens. Also profit percentage equals...
A shopkeeper marked an article 65% above its cost price and made a profit of Rs. 644 when he sold the article after giving a discount of 15%. Find the p...
The price of an article marked at 30% above cost price is sold at a profit of 25%. If it were to be sold at a discount of 25%, ind the percentage decrea...
If a commission of 20% is given on the marked price of a work, the publisher gains 40%. If the commission increased to 24%, then find the gain percent?
A sells an article to B at a profit of 20% and B sells it to C at a profit of 20%. If C pays ₹504 for it, what was the cost price for A?
A loss of 10(1/2)% gets converted into a profit of 11(3/5)% when the selling price is increased by Rs132.60. The cost price (in Rs) of the article is:
A man bought a horse and a carriage for Rs. 80,000. He sold the horse at a gain of 10% and the carriage at a loss of 5%. He gained 1% on his whole trans...
A person incurs a loss of 5% be selling a watch for Rs. 1140. At what price should the watch be sold to earn 5% profit.
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