Profit, Loss and Discount

James bought a 100-gram silver coin for Rs. 's'. He then paid Rs. 3500 to a jewelry maker to convert the silver coin into the bracelet, and marked the price of bracelet 90% above the cost price. Later, he gave two consecutive discounts of 10% and 20% to his friend Gautam, who wanted to buy the bracelet, and still managed to make the profit of Rs. 2760. What is the value of 's'?

A company sells two types of products, A and B. Product A is sold at a profit of 25%, while product B is sold at a loss of 20%. The overall profit percentage for the entire transaction is 10%. If the company sells 60% of product A and 40% of product B, what is the ratio of the cost price per unit of product A to that of product B?

A shopkeeper purchased a batch of shirts from a wholesaler for Rs. 12,000. The shopkeeper decided to sell a certain number of the shirts at a profit of 25% and the remaining 24 shirts at a loss of 10% to make a profit of Rs. 2,160. However, due to a sudden increase in demand, the shopkeeper was able to sell 18 more shirts than originally planned at the profit percentage and the remaining shirts at the loss percentage. If the overall profit earned in this entire transaction was Rs. 2,790, calculate the cost price of each shirt.

A company sells four different types of products: P, Q, R, and S. The cost price of product P is Rs. 5,000, that of product Q is Rs. 7,000, that of product R is Rs. 10,000, and that of product S is Rs. 12,000. The company sold 200 units of product P at a 15% profit, 150 units of product Q at a 10% loss, 120 units of product R at a 20% profit, and 80 units of product S at a 5% loss. Calculate the average profit earned per unit by the company by selling all four types of products.

A shopkeeper sells two bicycles, each purchased at a cost price of $p, to John and Mike at a profit of 15% and at a loss of 15%, respectively. John sells his bicycle to Robert at a profit of 25%, while Mike sells his bicycle to Peter at a loss of 25%. If Robert pays $x for the bicycle and Peter pays $y for the bicycle, then the ratio of the absolute difference between the amounts paid by Robert and Peter for the bicycle to the actual cost of the bicycles is:

Anil buys 12 toys and labels each with the same selling price. He sells 8 toys initially at 20% discount on the labelled price. Then he sells the remaining 4 toys at an additional 25% discount on the discounted price. Thus, he gets a total of Rs. 2112, and makes a 10% profit. With no discounts, his percentage of profit would have been

Sara decides to sell two different types of handmade candles, Cinnamon and Lavender, at the same price initially. She earns a profit of 15% on Cinnamon candles but incurs a loss of 8% on Lavender ones. If she decides to adjust the selling prices such that both types of candles are still sold at an equal price, and she manages to make a profit of 6% on Lavender candles, what would be the approximate profit percentage on Cinnamon candles after the adjustment?

A shopkeeper buys three varieties of coffee powders of 132/-, 160/- and 192/- per 100 gm respectively and mixes them in the ratio of 9 : 2 : 1. The marked price per 100 gm of mixed coffee powder is 238/-. The shopkeeper given a discount equal to 1/x th of the marked price and shall earns a profit of 40%, what is the value of x?