A shopkeeper marks his goods up by 60% and then offers a discount on the marked price. If the final selling price after the discount results in the shopkeeper making no profit or loss, what was the percentage discount offered by the Shopkeeper?

The List Price of an item was kept 40% above what the shopkeeper had paid to the manufacturer. On selling the item a profit of 8.64% was earned after allowing two successive discounts, the first one of which was 20%. What was the percentage of the second discount?

A shopkeeper sold an article offering a discount of 5% and earned a profit of 23.5%. What would have been the percentage of profit earned if no discount was offered?A 24.5% B 28.5% C 30% D 23.5%

An article is marked up by P% above the cost price. If shopkeeper offers discount of 25% and still earns a profit of 35%. For earning a profit of 71%, how much discount should be offered by shopkeeper?

A shopkeeper marked an article 40% above its cost price and allowed a discount of 20%. Had he marked the article 50% above its cost price and allowed a discount of 12%, the selling price would have been Rs. 90 more than the earlier selling price. Find 130% of the cost price.

A shopkeeper allows a discount of 30% on marked price of an article and customer also managed to get additional 10% discount on discounted price and in this way get a total discount of Rs.925. If shopkeeper incurs a loss of on selling the article then find its cost price for the shopkeeper?