Profit & Loss Aptitude Skills

Calculate the profit percentage if the cost price is $500 and the selling price is $700.

• 50%

• 30%

• 40%

• 25%

Determine the selling price if the cost price is $300 and the profit percentage is 20%.

• $340

• $360

• $280

• $320

Find the cost price if the selling price is $450 and the profit percentage is 25%.

• $400

• $360

• $420

• $480

Analyzing loss percentage: If the cost price is $800 and the selling price is $700, calculate the loss percentage.

• 12.5%

• 20%

• 15%

• 10%

Compare the profit and loss: If the cost price is $400 and the selling price is $450, determine if there is a profit or loss.

• No profit no loss

• Profit

• Loss

• Break-even

Calculate the profit percentage if the cost price is $1200 and the selling price is $1500.

• 25%

• 15%

• 20%

• 30%

Determine the selling price if the cost price is $250 and the profit percentage is 30%.

• $340

• $310

• $325

• $275

Find the cost price if the selling price is $600 and the profit percentage is 20%.

• $400

• $650

• $500

• $550

Analyzing loss percentage: If the cost price is $1000 and the selling price is $800, calculate the loss percentage.

• 20%

• 30%

• 15%

• 25%

Compare the profit and loss: If the cost price is $600 and the selling price is $550, determine if there is a profit or loss.

• Loss

• Double the cost price

• Break-even

• Profit