Profit and Loss Worksheet with Answers
- A bicycle was sold for ₹8,550 after making a profit of 14%. Find its cost price.
- A dining table was sold for ₹11,040 after suffering a loss of 8%. Find its cost price.
- A shopkeeper bought a school bag for ₹480 and sold it for ₹540. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
- A cupboard was sold for ₹8,640 at a 20% loss. At what price should it be sold to earn a 20% profit?
- A bicycle was purchased for ₹6,800 and sold for ₹6,120. Find the loss and the loss percentage.
- A fruit seller bought 45 kg of apples for ₹3,150 and sold them for ₹3,600. Find the total profit and the profit percentage.
- A bicycle was sold for ₹8,400 at a 16% loss. At what price should it be sold to earn a 20% profit?
- A toy was bought for ₹275 and sold for ₹242. Find the loss and the loss percentage.
- A mobile cover was purchased for ₹180 and sold for ₹225. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
- A shopkeeper bought 80 notebooks for ₹2,800 aacnd sold all of them for ₹3,200. Find the total profit and the profit percentage.
- A watch was bought for ₹1,950 and sold for ₹2,184. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
- A pair of shoes was purchased for ₹1,760 and sold for ₹1,584. Find the loss and the loss percentage.
- A manufacturer sold a mixer grinder to a wholesaler at a 20% profit. The wholesaler sold it to a retailer at a 25% profit. Finally, the retailer sold it to a customer at a 10% profit for ₹7,920. Find the manufacturer’s cost price.
- A furniture dealer bought a table for ₹4,500 and sold it for ₹5,130. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
- A study table was sold for ₹6,240 at a 20% profit. At what price should it be sold to earn a 30% profit?
- A shopkeeper bought a fan for ₹2,400 and sold it at a loss of ₹360. Find the selling price and the loss percentage.
- A pen stand was purchased for ₹320 and sold at a profit of ₹96. Find the selling price and the profit percentage.
- A trader bought a television for ₹18,500 and sold it for ₹20,905. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
- A cricket bat was bought for ₹1,250 and sold at a loss of ₹150. Find the selling price and the loss percentage.
- A bookseller purchased 120 books for ₹14,400 and sold them for ₹16,200. Find the total profit and the profit percentage.
- A manufacturer sold a mixer grinder to a wholesaler at a 20% profit. The wholesaler sold it to a retailer at a 10% loss. The retailer sold it to a customer at a 25% profit for ₹7,425. Find the manufacturer’s cost price.
- A mixer grinder was bought for ₹3,750 and sold for ₹3,300. Find the loss and the loss percentage.
- A shopkeeper bought a cupboard for ₹8,400 and earned a profit of ₹1,260 on selling it. Find the selling price and the profit percentage.
- A camera was purchased for ₹12,800 and sold for ₹11,904. Find the loss and the loss percentage.
- A grocery shop owner bought a sack of rice for ₹2,750 and sold it for ₹3,190. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
- A laptop bag was purchased for ₹850 and sold at a profit of ₹170. Find the selling price and the profit percentage.
- A cycle dealer bought a bicycle for ₹9,200 and sold it for ₹8,648. Find the loss and the loss percentage.
- A shopkeeper purchased 60 water bottles for ₹7,200 and sold all of them for ₹8,100. Find the total profit and the profit percentage.
- A jacket was bought for ₹1,450 and sold for ₹1,653. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
- A trader purchased a cupboard for ₹9,800 and sold it at a loss of ₹980. Find the selling price and the loss percentage.
- A sweet shop owner bought sweets for ₹5,600 and sold them for ₹6,440. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
- A stationery shop owner bought 150 geometry boxes for ₹18,000 and sold them for ₹20,700. Find the total profit and the profit percentage.
- A shopkeeper bought 48 school bags for ₹18,720. He sold each bag for ₹450. Find the total profit and the profit percentage.
- A trader bought 250 kg of wheat at ₹42 per kg. During storage, 10 kg was spoiled. The remaining wheat was sold at ₹48 per kg. Find the profit or loss and the percentage.
- A shopkeeper bought 200 chocolate boxes for ₹125 each. He sold 160 boxes at ₹150 each and the remaining 40 boxes at ₹110 each. Find the overall profit or loss.
- A trader bought a refrigerator for ₹26,500 and spent ₹1,500 on transportation. He sold it for ₹31,200. Find the profit and the profit percentage.
Answer Sheet
- Cost Price = ₹7,500
- Cost Price = ₹12,000
- Profit = ₹60, Profit % = 12.5%
- Required Selling Price = ₹12,960
- Loss = ₹680, Loss % = 10%
- Profit = ₹450, Profit % = 14.29%
- Required Selling Price = ₹12,000
- Loss = ₹33, Loss % = 12%
- Profit = ₹45, Profit % = 25%
- Profit = ₹400, Profit % = 14.29%
- Profit = ₹234, Profit % = 12%
- Loss = ₹176, Loss % = 10%
- Manufacturer’s Cost Price = ₹5,000
- Profit = ₹630, Profit % = 14%
- Required Selling Price = ₹6,760
- Selling Price = ₹2,040, Loss % = 15%
- Selling Price = ₹416, Profit % = 30%
- Profit = ₹2,405, Profit % = 13%
- Selling Price = ₹1,100, Loss % = 12%
- Profit = ₹1,800, Profit % = 12.5%
- Manufacturer’s Cost Price = ₹5,500
- Loss = ₹450, Loss % = 12%
- Selling Price = ₹9,660, Profit % = 15%
- Loss = ₹896, Loss % = 7%
- Profit = ₹440, Profit % = 16%
- Selling Price = ₹1,020, Profit % = 20%
- Loss = ₹552, Loss % = 6%
- Profit = ₹900, Profit % = 12.5%
- Profit = ₹203, Profit % = 14%
- Selling Price = ₹8,820, Loss % = 10%
- Profit = ₹840, Profit % = 15%
- Profit = ₹2,700, Profit % = 15%
- Total Profit = ₹2,880, Profit % = 15%
- Loss = ₹180, Loss % = 1.71%
- Overall Profit = ₹3,400
- Profit = ₹3,200, Profit % = 11.43%