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All Papers are Sticks (A) + Only a few Sticks are Threads (I) → No conclusion. Hence conclusion I does not follow. Mostly Kites are Papers (A) + All Papers are Sticks (A) → All Kites are Sticks (A) + Only a few Sticks are Threads (I) → Probable conclusion → All Kites can be Threads (A). Hence conclusion II follows. Only a few Sticks are Threads (I) + All Threads are Wires (A) → Some Sticks are Wires (I). Hence conclusion III follows.
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The profit earned after selling an article for Rs.1643 is the same as loss incurred after selling the article for Rs.1121. What is the cost price of the...
After applying a discount of Rs. 120 on an item, it was sold at a loss of 20%. If the ratio of the item's marked price to its selling price is 3:2, by w...
'P' sold an item to 'Q' making a 20% profit. 'Q' then sold the item to 'R' at a 10% loss for Rs. 1728. Subsequently, 'R' sold the...
Cost price of an article is X. The article is marked up by Y% and sold while offering a discount of 25%. The profit earned is (Y + 20). When the same ar...
A shopkeeper bought 200 articles at ₹40 each. He sold 120 articles at ₹50 each and the rest at ₹60 each. What is the profit percentage earned by t...
A dishonest merchant sells goods at a 12.5% loss on the cost price, but uses 28 g weight instead of 36 g. What is his percentage profit or loss?
A shopkeeper purchased three goats, each costing Rs. 6000. The first goat was sold for a 15% profit, the second for a 12% profit, and the third at a 15%...
A product is sold for ₹1050, but its marked price is ₹1400. Calculate the discount percentage given by the shopkeeper.
Rajesh purchased 10 books, 30 copies, and 20 files, respectively for Rs 2000, Rs 1500, and Rs 1200 respectively from the whole sale shop. By selling eac...