By selling an article at $80 \%$ of its marked price,a shopkeeper makes a loss of $10 \%$. What will be the profit percentage if he sells it at $95 \%$ of its marked price (in $\%$)?

$A$ trader mixes $26 \text{ kg}$ of rice at $Rs. 20$ per $\text{kg}$ with $30 \text{ kg}$ of rice of another variety at $Rs. 36$ per $\text{kg}$ and sells the mixture at $Rs. 30$ per $\text{kg}$. His profit percent is:

$A$ 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 $60\%$?

$A$ 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 $25\%$ overall profit? (in $Rs.$)

$A$ sells an article to $B$ at $15 \%$ profit. $B$ sells it to $C$ at $10 \%$ loss. If $C$ pays $₹ 517.50$ for it,then $A$ purchased it at:

$A$ pair of articles was bought for $Rs. 37.40$ at a discount of $15 \%$. What must be the marked price of each of the articles?