Year 8 Profit and Loss

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Jack buys a clock for $75 and sells it for $100. His gain as a percentage of cost price is

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A secondhand bookseller sold a book for $100 and made a profit of $20. Find his profit as a percentage of what he paid for the book.

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20%

25%

40%

50%

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Jill buys a ticket to a concert for $125, but is later unable to go. She sells it to her friend for $75. Calculate the percentage loss Jill made.

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50%

75%

40%

60%

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Jack bought a painting for $600 and sold it for $648. Find the profit as a percentage of the cost.

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48%

108%

20%

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Betty bought a coat for $80 and later sold it at a profit of 125%. What was the selling price?

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$100

$105

$180

$205

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A car was bought for $6000 and sold at a profit of 30%. What was its selling price?

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$1800

$4200

$6200

$7800

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A CD player which cost $120 was later sold for $90. The loss as a percentage of the cost price was

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A car is bought for $8000 and sold for $8500. What is the the profit as a percentage of cost Price?

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5.88%

6.25%

106.25%

94.12%

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Colin sold a DVD player for $180. This was $60 less than Colin originally paid for it.
What was Colin’s loss as a percentage of his cost price?

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25%

33.3%

50%

75%

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Some rare coins were bought for $170.
At what price should they be sold to make a profit of 20%?

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$136

$190

$204

$850

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A CD player which cost $120 was later sold for $90. The loss as a percentage of the cost price was

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25%

30%

33⅓ %

75%

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