Data interpretation and caselets
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A boutique in Jaipur sells three kinds of handbag. For each, the table gives the marked price, the discount on the marked price, and the profit as a percentage of the cost price. Jodhpuri (J): marked price Rs 2,000; discount 10%; profit 20% Udaipur (U): marked price Rs 1,500; discount 20%; profit 20% Ajmeri (A): marked price Rs 1,200; discount 25%; profit 12.5% Selling price = marked price less the discount. What is the Cost Price (CP) of a single Udaipur (U) handbag?
Q2 · Data interpretation and caselets · EASY
A boutique in Jaipur sells three kinds of handbag. For each, the table gives the marked price, the discount on the marked price, and the profit as a percentage of the cost price. Jodhpuri (J): marked price Rs 2,000; discount 10%; profit 20% Udaipur (U): marked price Rs 1,500; discount 20%; profit 20% Ajmeri (A): marked price Rs 1,200; discount 25%; profit 12.5% Selling price = marked price less the discount. What is the total cost price of 2 Jodhpuri (J) and 2 Ajmeri (A) handbags?
Q3 · Data interpretation and caselets · HARD
A boutique in Jaipur sells three kinds of handbag. For each, the table gives the marked price, the discount on the marked price, and the profit as a percentage of the cost price. Jodhpuri (J): marked price Rs 2,000; discount 10%; profit 20% Udaipur (U): marked price Rs 1,500; discount 20%; profit 20% Ajmeri (A): marked price Rs 1,200; discount 25%; profit 12.5% Selling price = marked price less the discount. If the boutique sells 5 Udaipur (U) handbags and 5 Ajmeri (A) handbags, what is the overall profit percentage on the total cost price?
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A boutique in Jaipur sells three kinds of handbag. For each, the table gives the marked price, the discount on the marked price, and the profit as a percentage of the cost price. Jodhpuri (J): marked price Rs 2,000; discount 10%; profit 20% Udaipur (U): marked price Rs 1,500; discount 20%; profit 20% Ajmeri (A): marked price Rs 1,200; discount 25%; profit 12.5% Selling price = marked price less the discount. The marked price of a Jodhpuri (J) handbag is increased by 10%, while the discount percentage remains unchanged. What is the new selling price of the Jodhpuri handbag?
Q5 · Data interpretation and caselets · MEDIUM
A retail store sold four types of items: Pens, Notebooks, Calculators, and Diaries. The table below shows the number of units sold and the selling price per unit (in Rs) for each item over three months. Month 1: Pens: 120 units, Rs 25 each Notebooks: 80 units, Rs 40 each Calculators: 20 units, Rs 500 each Diaries: 100 units, Rs 30 each Month 2: Pens: 150 units, Rs 25 each Notebooks: 90 units, Rs 40 each Calculators: 25 units, Rs 480 each Diaries: 90 units, Rs 30 each Month 3: Pens: 100 units, Rs 30 each Notebooks: 110 units, Rs 45 each Calculators: 30 units, Rs 500 each Diaries: 120 units, Rs 35 each What was the total revenue generated from the sale of Calculators across all three months?