A merchant purchases a wrist watch for $Rs.\,450$ and fixes its list price in such a way that after allowing a discount of $10 \%,$ he earns a profit of $20 \%$. Then the list price (in rupees) of the wrist watch is
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A dealer sold a bicycle at a profit of $10 \% .$ Had he brought the bicycle at $10 \%$ less price and sold it at a price $Rs.\, 60$ more, he would have gained $25 \%$. The cost price of the bicycle was
A shopkeeper buys $144$ items at $90$ paisa each. On the way $20$ items are broken. He sells the remainder at $RS.\,1.20$ each. His gain percent correct to one place of decimal is
A shopkeeper bought $30\, Kg$ of wheat at the rate of $Rs.\,45$ per $Kg.$ He sold $40\%$ of the total quantity at the rate of $Rs.\,50$ per $Kg.$ Approximately, at what price per $Kg$ should he sell the remaining quantity to make $25$ percent overall profit? (in $Rs.$)
If the discount of $10 \%$ is given on the marked price of a radio, the gain is $20 \%$. If the discount is increased to $20 \%,$ the gain is......$\%$
Sasha goes to a shop to buy a sofa set and a center table. Ske bargins for a $10 \%$ discount on the center table and and $25 \%$ discount on sofa set. However, the manager, by mistake, interchanged the discount percentage figures while making the bill and Sasha paid accordingly. When compared to what she should pay for her purchases, what percentage did Sasha pay extra given that the center table costs $40 \%$ as much as the sofa set.