Profit and Loss

Profit and Loss, SSC_CGL_Mock_Maths

A tea seller bought 10 kg of Darjeeling tea at ₹320 per kg and 20 kg of Assam tea at ₹280 per kg. He mixed them together. Due to a drop in market prices, he had to sell the entire mixture at ₹300 per kg. Calculate his total profit or loss.

shivwebdeveloper31@gmail.com / June 21, 2026

Questions : A tea seller bought 10 kg of Darjeeling tea at ₹320 per kg and 20 kg of Assam […]

Profit and Loss, SSC_CGL_Mock_Maths

A invests ₹18,000, while B invests ₹27,000 in a business. A receives an additional 25% of the total profit as a management fee. The total profit at the end of the year is ₹50,000. What is A’s total share of the profit?

shivwebdeveloper31@gmail.com / June 21, 2026

Questions : A invests ₹18,000, while B invests ₹27,000 in a business. A receives an additional 25% of the total

Profit and Loss, SSC_CGL_Mock_Maths

Ravi and Suman started a business with ₹60,000 and ₹90,000 respectively. After 6 months, Suman added ₹30,000 more. Ravi withdrew ₹10,000 at the same time. What is their profit-sharing ratio at the end of 1 year?

shivwebdeveloper31@gmail.com / June 21, 2026

Questions : Ravi and Suman started a business with ₹60,000 and ₹90,000 respectively. After 6 months, Suman added ₹30,000 more.

Profit and Loss, SSC_CHSL_Mock_02_Maths, SSC_CPO_Mock_01_Maths, SSC_CPO_Mock_02_Maths

The marked price of an article is ₹315. It is sold for ₹288. If there is a loss of 4%, then by what percent above the cost is the article marked ?

shivwebdeveloper31@gmail.com / August 31, 2025

Questions : The marked price of an article is ₹315. It is sold for ₹288. If there is a loss

Profit and Loss, SSC_CGL_Mock_03_Maths, SSC_CPO_Mock_02_Maths, SSC_GD_Mock_03_Maths

Renu bought an article for ₹1,240 and sold it at a loss of 25%. With this amount, she bought another article and sold it at a gain of 40%. Her overall percentage profit is :

shivwebdeveloper31@gmail.com / August 31, 2025

Questions : Renu bought an article for ₹1,240 and sold it at a loss of 25%. With this amount, she

Profit and Loss, SSC_CGL_Mock_01_Maths, SSC_CHSL_Mock_01_Maths, SSC_CPO_Mock_01_Maths, SSC_GD_Mock_02_Maths

A person sold an article at a loss of 15%. Had he sold it for ₹30.60 more, he would have gained 9%. To gain 10%, he should have sold it for :

shivwebdeveloper31@gmail.com / August 28, 2025

Questions : A person sold an article at a loss of 15%. Had he sold it for ₹30.60 more, he