11. The marked price of an article is Rs. 1,500. If two successive discounts, each of x%, on the marked price is equal to a single discount of Rs. 587.40, then what will be the selling price of the article if a single discount of x% is given on the marked price?
12. A person marks his goods x% above the cost price and allows a discount of 30% on the marked price. If his profit is 5%, then the value of x will be:
13. If the selling price of an article is 32% more than its cost price and the discount offered on its marked price is 12%, then what is the ratio of its cost price to the marked price?
14. The marked price of an article is Rs. 550. A shopkeeper allows a discount of 20% and still gets a profit of 10%. If he sells it for Rs. 470, his profit percent will be:
15. Three successive discount of 12%, 13% and 11% are equivalent to an approximate single discount of:
16. A shopkeeper allows 18% discount on the marked price of an article and still makes a profit of 23%. If he gains Rs. 18.40 on the sale of the article, then what is the marked price of the article?
17. A trader gains 25% by selling an article with 20% discount on its marked price. If the cost price of the article increased by 30%, then how much discount (in %) should he offer on the same marked price to gain 15% of profit?
18. A shopkeeper sells an item for Rs. 492 after allowing 18% discount on its marked price. Had he NOT allowed any discount, be would have earned a profit of 20% on the cost price. What is the cost price of the item?
19. An article is marked 35% above cost. If a profit of 20% is earned by selling the article, then the discount percent offered on the marked price of the article is:
20. A person sells an article at 16% below its cost price. Had he sold it for Rs. 33 more, he would have gained 14%. To gain 25% he should sell the article for:
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