MCQ Subject: Percentage & Profit Loss

A store raises the price of a shirt from ₹500 to ₹600, then raises it again to ₹700. If another store raises a similar shirt from ₹500 to ₹650 in one step, which store has given a higher percentage increase from the original price?

A shopkeeper sells an article at 10% profit. If the cost price is increased by 20%, what will be the percentage of profit if the selling price remains the same?

A shopkeeper buys 200 kg of sugar at Rs 50 per kg and sells it at a 25% profit. What is the percentage profit made?

A shopkeeper sells two items at Rs. 600 each. The first item was bought at 20% below its marked price of Rs. 500, and the second at 20% above its marked price of Rs. 400. What is the overall profit percentage?

A shopkeeper sells a product at a 10% loss. If the selling price is Rs 90, what is the cost price of the product?

A merchant buys an item for Rs. 500, marks up the price by 20%, then reduces the marked price by 15%. What is the overall profit percentage?

A shopkeeper first buys an item for Rs. 240, selling it at 10% loss, then buys it for Rs. 200, selling at 20% profit. What is the overall profit/loss percentage?

An item’s original price is reduced by 15% to Rs. 340. Later, it is sold at a 20% increase from the original price. What is the percentage increase from the discounted price to the selling price?

A shopkeeper increases the price of a toy by 20% and then decreases it by 20%. What is the overall percentage change?

A shopkeeper increases the price of a pen by 20% and then decreases it by 20%. If the original price of the pen is ₹100, what is the final price after these changes?