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Profit and Loss

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  • This profit and loss quiz focuses on basic profit and loss properties, helping students understand fundamental profit and loss math.
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John bought a car for $250,000. He spent $4,000 on repairs. He sold the car at a profit of $2,300. At what price did he sell the car?

2 / 10

The cost price of an item is $500, and it is sold at a profit of 30%. Find the selling price.

3 / 10

The cost price of a TV is $500 and it is sold at a loss of 10%. What is the selling price?

4 / 10

A washing machine is bought for $800 and sold for $960. What is the profit percent?

5 / 10

A machine is bought for $500 and sold at a 5% loss. What is the selling price?

6 / 10

A product is bought for $900 and sold at a 12% loss. What is the selling price?

7 / 10

A man buys a box for $34 and sells it for $56. Find the gain percent.

8 / 10

A shopkeeper sold goods for $720, making a profit of 20%. What was the cost price?

9 / 10

A shopkeeper sold a pencil box for $80 at a loss of $12. Find the cost price of the box.

10 / 10

A trader buys a phone for $400 and sells it for $460. Find the profit percent.

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