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Selling price at 15% gain

What is the selling price of an article costing ₹6,000 if it is sold at a gain of 15%?

Show the answer and the worked solution

Correct answer: C.

₹6,900

Worked solution

  1. Gain = 15% of 6,000 = 900.
  2. SP = 6,000 + 900 = ₹6,900.

Answer: ₹6,900.

The idea

Build the percentage from 10% and 5% blocks rather than multiplying by 1.15 directly. Faster to do in the head and easy to check.

Shortcut. 15% of 1,000 is 150, so 15% of 6,000 is 6 × 150 = 900 and the selling price is ₹6,900.

Common trap. "₹6,600" — stopping after the 10% block (600) and forgetting the further 5% (300).

Selling price at 15% gain — Profit & Loss Aptitude Question

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Question

What is the selling price of an article costing ₹6,000 if it is sold at a gain of 15%?

Options

  1. ₹6,600
  2. ₹6,750
  3. ₹6,900
  4. ₹7,200
Show the answer and the worked solution

Correct answer: C. ₹6,900

Worked solution

  1. Gain = 15% of 6,000 = 900.
  2. SP = 6,000 + 900 = ₹6,900.

Answer: ₹6,900.

The idea

Build the percentage from 10% and 5% blocks rather than multiplying by 1.15 directly. Faster to do in the head and easy to check.

Shortcut. 15% of 1,000 is 150, so 15% of 6,000 is 6 × 150 = 900 and the selling price is ₹6,900.

Common trap. "₹6,600" — stopping after the 10% block (600) and forgetting the further 5% (300).

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