$A$ trader marked the price of his commodity so as to include a profit of $25 \%$. He allowed a discount of $16 \%$ on the marked price. His actual profit was (in $\%$):

$A$ sells an article to $B$ at a gain of $20 \%$,$B$ sells it to $C$ at a gain of $10 \%$,and $C$ sells it to $D$ at a gain of $12 \frac{1}{2} \%$. If $D$ pays $₹ 29.70$,then $A$ purchased the article for (in $₹$):

If a stall sells a pizza at $Rs. 200$,he makes a $20 \%$ loss. If he wants to make a $10 \%$ profit,then at what price (in $Rs.$) should he sell it?

$A$ shopkeeper sold an article at the rate of $Rs. 35$ per article and earned a profit of $40\%$. At what price should each article have been sold to earn a profit of $60\%$?

An article is sold for $Rs. 4950$ at a gain of $10 \%$. What would have been the gain or loss per cent if it had been sold for $Rs. 4275$?

$A$ pen was sold for a certain sum and there was a loss of $20 \%$. Had it been sold for $Rs. 12$ more,there would have been a gain of $30 \%$. What would be the profit percentage if the pen was sold for $Rs. 4.80$ more than the original selling price?