$A$ man bought $500$ metres of electronic wire at $50$ paise per metre. He sold $50 \%$ of it at a profit of $5 \%$. At what percent should he sell the remainder so as to gain $10 \%$ on the whole transaction?

If the cost price of an item is $\frac{2}{5}$ of its marked price and if it is sold at a discount of $10 \%,$ then there will be

The marked price of an article is $Rs. 5000$. Due to a special festive offer,a certain percentage of discount is declared. Mr. $X$ availed this opportunity and bought the article at the reduced price. He then sold it at $Rs. 5000$ and thereby made a profit of $11 \frac{1}{9} \%$. The percentage of discount allowed was:

An article is sold at a gain of $15 \%$. Had it been sold for $₹ 27$ more,the profit would have been $20 \%$. The cost price of the article is (in $₹$):

$A$ man sells an article at $5 \%$ above its cost price. If he had bought it at $5 \%$ less than what he had paid for it and sold it at $Rs. 2$ less,he would have gained $10 \%$. The cost price of the article is (in $Rs.$)

Arun buys one kilogram of apples for $Rs. 120$ and sells it to Swati gaining $25\%$. Swati sells it to Divya who again sells it for $Rs. 198$,making a profit of $10\%$. What is the profit percentage made by Swati (in $\%$)?