$A$ shopkeeper buys $144$ items at $90$ paisa each. On the way,$20$ items are broken. He sells the remainder at $₹ 1.20$ each. His gain percent,correct to one place of decimal,is:

If the cost of $1$ banana is $Rs. 1.25$ and the cost of $1$ apple is $Rs. 1.75$,what will be the total cost of $2$ dozen bananas and $3$ dozen apples in $Rs.$?

$A$ trader sold an article at a gain of $20 \%$. Had he purchased it for $40 \%$ more and sold for $Rs. 24$ less,he would have incurred a loss of $20 \%$. What is the cost price (in $Rs.$) of the article?

$A$ dishonest dealer professes to sell his goods at cost price but uses a weight of $960 \, g$ instead of a $1 \, kg$ weight. Find his gain $\%$. (in $\%$)

Hemant purchased $120$ rims of paper at $Rs. 80$ per rim. He spent $Rs. 280$ on transportation,paid octroi at the rate of $40$ paise per rim,and paid $Rs. 72$ to the coolie. If he wants to have a gain of $8 \%$,the selling price per rim must be (in $Rs.$)

Oil equal to $20 \%$ of the weight of groundnut is extracted in a mill. The matter left after extraction is sold as cattle feed at the rate of $Rs. 12.5$ per $kg$. The groundnuts are bought at $Rs. 20$ per $kg$ and the processing cost is $Rs. 5$ per $kg$. At what price ($Rs.$ per $kg$) should the oil be sold to earn $20 \%$ profit on total costs (Total cost $=$ cost of groundnuts and processing costs)?