If a company sells a car with a marked price of $Rs$ $272000$ and gives a discount of $4 \%$ on $Rs$ $200000$ and $2.5\%$ on the remaining amount of $Rs$ $72000,$ then the actual price charged by the company for the car is (in $Rs.$)
$250000$
$255000$
$260100$
$262200$
Surbhi bought a combined total of $25$ i-pads and i-phones. She marked up the i-pad by $20 \%$ on the cost price, while each i-phone was marked up by $Rs.\, 2000.$ She was able to sell $75 \%$ of the i-pads and $2$ i-phones and make a profit of $Rs.$ $49000 .$ The remaining i-pads and $3$ i-phones could not be sold by her. Find her overall profit or loss if she gets no return on unsold items and it is known that an i-phone costs $50 \%$ of an i-pad.
Ram purchases a chair at $Rs.\, 70$ and spent $Rs$. $17$ on its repair and $50$ paise on cartage. If he sold the chair at $Rs.\, 100$ then his approximate margin of profit in $\%$ will be?
A dishonest dealer defrauds to the extent of $x \%$ in buying as well as selling his goods by using faulty weight. What will be the gain per cent on his outlay?
A cab driver makes a profit of $20 \%$ on every trip when he carries $3$ passengers and the price of petrol is $Rs.\,30$ a litre. Find the percentage profit for the same journey if he goes with four passengers per trip and the price of petrol reduces to $Rs.\, 24$ a litre? (in $\%$)
(Assume that revenue per passenger is the same in both the cases.)
A trader mixes three varieties of groundnuts costing $Rs. \,50, Rs.\, 20$ and $Rs.\, 30$ per $k g$ in the ratio $2: 4: 3$ in terms of weight and sells the mixture at $Rs.\, 33$ per $kg .$ What percentage of profit does he make?