GST - basics involving CP, SP, MP, profit and discount

If a shopkeeper bought a TV for Rs 15,000 and sold it at a profit for Rs 2000. What is the cost price of the customer?

• Rs 17,000

• Rs 13,000

• Rs 17,800

• None of this

If a shopkeeper bought a TV for Rs 15,000 and sold it at a loss for Rs 2000. What is the cost price of the customer?

• Rs 17,000

• Rs 13,000

• Rs 17,800

• None of this

If a shopkeeper bought a TV for Rs 15,000 and sold it at a profit of 20%. What is the cost price of the customer?

• Rs 18,000

• Rs 17,000

• Rs 17,000

• None of this

If a shopkeeper bought a TV for Rs 15,000 and sold it at a loss of 15%. What is the cost price of the customer?

• Rs 12,750

• Rs 18,000

• Rs 13,000

• None of this

If a shopkeeper sold a mobile for Rs 18,150 at a profit of 10%. What is the cost price of the shopkeeper?

• Rs 16,500

• Rs 18,150

• Rs 17,000

• None of this

If a shopkeeper sold a mobile for Rs 13,725 at a loss of 10%. What is the cost price of the shopkeeper?

• Rs 15,250

• Rs 16,500

• Rs 13,000

• None of this

The list price of a sofa is Rs 25,000 and a discount of 20% is offered on the sofa. What is the selling price of the sofa?

• Rs 20,000

• Rs 18,000

• Rs 13,000

• None of this

What is the selling price of a jacket originally priced at $80 with a 25% discount?

• Rs 60
• Rs 85
• Rs 55
• Rs 70

You purchase a camera for Rs 180, and you notice it's marked up by 25%. What was the camera's original list price?

• Rs 240
• Rs 225
• Rs 300
• Rs 150

The list price of a tablet is Rs 250, and you buy it for Rs 200. What is the discount percentage?

• 10%
• 20%
• 30%
• 5%