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    Question

    'Pari' bought three items Pen,

    Pencil and Table and she marked them some percentage above their cost price and sold them after giving some discount. Discount given on item Pencil is Rs. 64 more than that of Pen. She earns a profit of Rs. 66 on selling item Pencil. Difference between the cost price of items Pen and Pencil is Rs. 150 which is thrice of the difference between the cost prices of items Pencil and Table. Difference between the marked price of items Pen and Pencil is Rs. 160 which is Rs. 20 more than difference between the marked prices of items Pencil and Table. She earns a profit of 12.5% and gave a discount of Rs. 200 on item Table. She does not loose money on selling any item. Marked price of item Table is Rs. 1100. From the statement which of the following can be determined I. Selling price of item Table II. Marked price of item Pen III. Cost price of item Table IV. Discount given on item Pen
    A Only V Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    B Only I, II and IV Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    C Only I and III Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    D Only III Correct Answer Incorrect Answer
    E None of these Correct Answer Incorrect Answer

    Solution

    MP of Item Table = 1100 Rs. SP of Item Table = 1100 - 200 = 900 Rs. CP of Item Table = 900/1.125 = 800 Rs. (III) Since there is no clear description to calculate MP, SP & CP of Item Table & Item  Pen, no other value cannot be determined. Hence, Only III is possible.

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