Sonja bought an old bike for $20. She spent $47 on parts and paint and then renovated it.She sold it for $115 through her local newspaper. The advertisement cost $10.Question 1Workboarda. What were her total costs?   Total costs = $SUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 2Workboardb. What percentage profit did she make on costs?    Give your answer correct to the nearest whole percentage.     Percentage profit = %SUBMIT (ATTEMPT 1 OF 2)Question 3Workboardc. What percentage profit did she make on the selling price?    Give your answer correct to the nearest whole percentage.    Percentage profit = %

answerA sells a bicycle to B and makes a profit of 20%. B sells the same bicycle to C at a profit of 25%. If the final S.P. of the bicycle was Rs.225, find out the cost price of the bicycle for A.

A bike is sold for Rs 48,000, and thus the seller makes aprofit of 20%. In order to gain a profit of 25%, at what price should he sellthe bike?Rs 60,000Rs 50,000Rs 55,000Rs 52,000

A shopkeeper sells a bicycle at a profit of 11.11%. If he had bought it at 16.66% less and sold it at Rs 400 less, he would have made a profit of 6.66% . What should be the list price of the bicycle in the case he gave a discount of 10% and thereby gained 20% on the transaction?

A person bought a bicycle for a certain amount of money. He spent 15% of the cost on repairs and sold it for a profit of Rs.1150. How much did he spend on repairs if he made a profit of 25%?

A cloth merchant used a faulty scale which measured 90 cm instead of 1 metre. He also marked up the price of the cloth material by 20%. If he sells the cloths at marked price, what percentage profit will he obtain?Question 12Answera.25% profitb.35% profitc.20% profitd.25% Loss