sir pls suggest me BNP Paribas company is visiting our campus ,so what is exam pattern for BNP Paribas means which type of section are there in exam ?? BNP Paribas is coming for internship so pls tell me aptitude exam pattern. As well as is there any negative marking or not ??
Hello sir u mentioned in the question that some oranges are brought at 4per rupee and same number of oranges are brought at 5 per rupee can u put a comment whether it is 4rs per orange and 5rs per orange or 4oranges for 1rupee and 5oranges for 1rupee cause it is mentioned that he brought same number of oranges from both the shops Hope u will find my comment and solve this miscommunication problem 🙂🙂
16th question can be solved without any assumptions. The given question tells us that the lemon seller bought two lemons for one rupee, so the cost price of one lemon is 1/2 rupee. After that, he sells 5 lemons for 3 rupees, so the selling price would be 3/5 rupees for one lemon. From the basic formula he taught [ S.P = (100+pr%) * C.P ] , we can get the answer, which is 20%.😎 Fantastic lecture sir, thanks.
For 17:45 Let the number of oranges purchased be 40 (divisible by both 4 and 5), so: Oranges Rate Amount 40 1/4 10 40 1/5 8 __________________________ No. = 80 CP= 18 She sold 80 oranges @ 1/4 so Amount received = 20 Profit = 20-18=2 Profit % = 2/18 x 100 = 1/9 x 100 = 100/9 %
There is a big difference between "it's not difficult" and "it's very easy", "it's very easy" creates a very positive and doable attitude in the student's mind and declines the possibility to quit or change mind, thank you so much for these amazing videos...
Thank you for going into details ,Sir. I don't have a strong maths foundation even if I know the basics ,so thank you so much for explaining in details on where to add and why to add. Because sometimes it's difficult to understand why it has been added or how the 100 came into existence.
Q 10) divide fans in 4 parts, each with 40 fans. One part profit is 10% , other three have same profit and total is 20% Let a be the profit % 10/4 +3a/4 =20% Solve for a = 70/3 =23.333%
For people who are confused in 4th Question Explanation It is not "per 4 ruppes" ❌ It is "4 per ruppees"✅ per 4 ruppes means 4ruppees per oranges 4 per ruppes means 1/4=0.25 oranges
q.10 37:00 Step-by-step explanation: Let Chaman need A% profit to make it overall 20% profit. Profit on 160 fans = Profit on 40 fans + profit on 120 fans 20% of (160 x 100) = 10% of (40 x 100) + A% of (120 x 100) 3200 = 400 + 120 A A = 70 /3 %
Amazing video sir but just that the last question can be solved with bit more optimised solution as the cost for one lemon can be calculated as 1/2 rupees and the selling price for one lemon can be calculated as 3/5 rupees. By that, we can calculate the profit by SP - CP = 1/10. Then we can calculate the profit percentage easily as 20%.
Q) 3 120× 24+ 180×28= 7920 Again same formula 100%---------7920 115%--------X Cross multiplication X= ₹9108 I am just sharing my knowledge Sir teaching is awesome
my problem is at the 10th question..... if chaman sells remaining fans at profit of 23.33% then it would exceed the condition as we want only 20% PROFIT on entire sale
last 🍋question for 1rs --> 2 🍋(so for 1🍋=0.5rs) which is CP for 3rs --> 5🍋 (so for 1 🍋= 0.6rs) which is SP SP-CP=profit----->0.6-0.5=0.1 profit percentage= (0.1/0.5)*100 = 20%
Q12. I thought 50% of P(original price) = 2025 , because when he gets discount of 20% percent, this 20% discount will become 25% of profit while selling. and additional 25% of profit so in total Profit Percentage=50%. According to the calculation on same formula: 2025=(50/100)*P P=4050 My original price was Rs.4050 50% of 4050 is 2025 as per the question. 45% of 4500 is also Rs.2025. Now the question is which original price is correct? Which method is correct? Kindly clarify this.
Que no 4 wrong solution 22:45 There will be loss not a profit Let he bought 1 orange in 4 rs Again hi bought 1 orange in 5 rs Let hi sell it at 4rs each Then buy in 9 rs And sell in 8 There will be loss sir not a profit...
10th sum He wants 20% profit and sells 40 fans @10% profit. Fan cp = 100 each Required sp = 160x100x1.2 = 19200 1st batch 40 x 100x1.1 = 4400 19200 - 4400 = 14800 (Required amount to make from remaining 120 fans) 14800/120 = 123.33 which is 23.33% profit
Q11) if each chocolate is sold at 4.2 ₹ then total amount is 4.2x120 = 604 but actual cp is 480 + profit is 144 so final amount is 480+144 = 624 accordingly cost of each chocolate should be 5.2
@@s.saran8374 she has left 120 chocolates, she needs 30% profit over all of the cp of 480 which is 624 , but she sold 40 for ₹120, so now she needs to sell 120 chocolates for 624-120 i.e. 504, so the answer is 504/120=4.2
@@SoniKumari-ym4vl Bruh! You can get your concepts cleared from his videos.. but you need to practice questions too to get good at it. I did practice a few extra questions from the internet.
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Whenever he says it's very easy I feel that how people solve maths problem so easily seriously i am dumb in maths I got 7 out of 80in class 10 the half yearly exam though I passed in board exam with 59 out of 100 but if you talk about learning subjects I am master in that I don't like to understand things I just to want to learn them and remember them as long a I can that gives me confidence even the papers are over than also
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last question theres a more smarter way and faster way for 1 lemon cost = 1/2 for sp for 1 lemon =3/5 p %= (profit(sp-cp)/cp)*100 only three steps no need for 100 lemons and all that unwanted steps
@@vijaysenthil2662 even I thought same but whenever you encounter those type of sums it is exactly correct coz there's a lot difference b/w written and spoken English bro
In 4th que you assumed... in 1st case 4 oranges for rs1 then in 2nd case 5 oranges for rs1 this is making oranges at 2nd shop cheaper while in que it is written she bout same number of orange at rs5 which shows oranges are costlier in 2nd shop soo in the end she would have loss of 11.11% not profit..... Anyone please correct me if I am wrong.
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In 4th question we simply take lcm of 9oranges is =4oranges buys at 1rs at first shop + 5oranges at 1rs second shop so simply 9 oranges is 2rs...then sell 4 at 1 RS so make both buying and selling quantity equal.and also multiple with prices.lcm of 9&4 is 36.if we buy 36 oranges at 8rs oranges and then sell 36 oranges at 9rs we get a profit of 1/8 is =12.5
8.for instance 1000g= 100rs, He sells 970g = 100rs but actually cost for 970g=( 970/1000)*100 Cost= 97rs but he sells at 100 PR= 100-97= 3rs %pr=(3/100)*100= 3%
The 970 grams is actually the cost to the seller because that's the amount of product they're giving out. The seller charges for 1000 grams, so the 1000 grams represents the revenue or selling price. So the profit the seller makes is the difference in what they should be selling vs what they actually sell To accurately reflect the profit, the cost price should be what was actually given: 970 grams. If we put 1000 in the denominator, we incorrectly suggest they invested 1000 grams' worth of goods, which they didn't.
In 4th sum which was related to oranges... answer would be 12.5% because sir you have taken avg of 2 price but it should be avg of all 9 oranges ....and if we calculate sp of all 9 oranges ...it would result as Rs.2.25 ..which will give profit of Rs.0.25 or 12.5%
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Again you have made Q-16 at 53:06 difficult Here is the easier solution: 1 lemon 0.5 ₹ that is CP 1 lemon (3/5)₹ that is SP SP = (Proft +100 / 100) * CP (3/5) = (P+100)/100 * 0.5 P = 120 - 100 P = 20%
in question 5 ) If you check it manually. Cp of 1st cycle is 4800 and 2nd cycle is 3200, so , Total ,sp-cp = 8000-(4800+3200) = 0 . SO, No profit and No Loss
Cost price for 1 cycle is 3333.333... and for second cycle is 5000 , 1st Trade ;(3333.333.+20%profit)=4000 and profit in this trade is 666.666 rs 2nd Trade; (5000-20%loss) = 4000 and loss in this trade is 1000 rs.. So 1000(loss)-666.66(profit) = 333.33= 4 % loss 😂
In Question 10 , if Total profit is 20% , Since he has sold 40 fans at 10% profit. if we sell remaining fans with 10% profit then is it not be 20% total profit ???
sir I think the answer for the 4 th question is wrong because it can never be a profit for her. but all other was very helpful. thank u for this vedio and keep doing vedios like this ☺☺👍👍
Why can't there be a profit ... She gets 5 oranges per rupee in second case but sells 4 per rupee... that one orange is saved which is the required profit..
question 10 at 40:40 More SHortcut Method for question 10 ---> 10% profit on 40 fans x % profit on remaining 120 fans we want 20% profit on total 160 fans so (10%40 + x%120 ) = 20%160 solve this equation u will get the answer
Q9) The question can be done in simple manner. Let x be CP of Old Car SP of 1st time selling car = 138.5 % of x , SP of 2nd Time Selling CAR = 111.5% of x, SP2-SP1=8100 So, X (CP) = 30,000
In the question 11 the percentage of profit is calculated using (p in rs)/cost price Shouldnt the cost price be 360 rs?? As she she has to know sell 120 chocolates and make 30% profit out of it
4th queston answer is loss how come 1/40 >1 its 0.025 ...by common logic she gets organes for two prices 4 and 5 but sells at 4 every orange she brought for 5rs is now loss of 1rupees how it is profit i cant understand
Brother think she brought 1 orange from 1 shop price is 0.25 and other orange in other shop price is 0.20 the total price for 2 oranges is 0.45 she sell 1 orange @ 0.25 so by selling 2 oranges she gets 0.50 rupees so there is profit of 5 paise
now let me tell you where you are mistaken , she doesn't buy oranges @ Rs.4 and Rs.5 instead she buys them @ Rs. 0.25 and Rs. 0.20 and sells them @ Rs. 0.25 , hence she'll be in profit
Hi Adi, The best way to find out is learn with one video and solve some questions from previous year's papers. You'll yourself start gaining the confidence. You won't need to depend on anyone else's opinion. All the best!
I have got a question related to the same topic ie, profit and loss: If the selling price is doubled,the profit is 320% of the cost. If the increases by 25% but the selling price remains constant, approximately what % of the selling price is the profit? But i don't know how to solve such problems.....
1) BY PERCENTAGES Given..20% loss means 100-20= 80% and it is 2880 then 100 % means 100/80*2880 we get 3600= 100% Now profit of 20% i.e, 120% .....120/100*3600 = 4320 That's it....... 👍
In 10th sum For 40 fans ... he earned 10% percent profit 400 For remaining 120 fans he hv to earn another 10 % profit ryt ( nw total profit is 20 % ) 10 % profit 120 fans is 1200 ...... then he hv to sell the fans at 110 rs .... am i ryt or wrong ? Let me know guys
sir 11th sum i get 5.2 ans :- 480rs = cp for 160, then 25% = 40 remaining 120 , 30% of 480= 144 rs profit for 120 choclates, so i add 480+144 = 624 which is for 120Cho. with profit, so i divide 624/120=5.2 its right or wrong
In Q4 : Its actually loss not profit Explanation: let he bought 1 orange -> 4Rs ans 1 orange -> 5Rs Total -> 2oranges -> 9Rs ie 1orange -> 4.5Rs 4Rs ( gIven ) its clearly a loss plz correct me if i am wrong
You have made Q-15 at 51:14 very difficult Easier Solution : Let CP of 50 articles be 'x', For each article x/50 => SP of 40 articles = 40*(x/50) => (4/5)*x SP = (Proft +100 / 100) * CP (4/5)*x = (P+100)/100 * x P = 100/4 P = 25%
the 4th Question should be loss I think, Correct me if I'm wrong examples for 10 oranges 10*4 = 40 and 10*5 = 50 total CP = 40+50 = 90 SP of 20 oranges per 4 rupees is 20*4 = 80 clearly SP
In the 5th question you said when the profit and loss are same it just results in loss...... Then in the immediate problem in order to nullify 40% loss u were saying 40% profit should be added🤔..... How
Bro, in that question selling price is same but he incurred loss on one and profit on the other but the next question is about making adjustments. Forgive me if I said something wrong..
in 5th Ramesh SELLS both cycle at same price with same amount of profit loss but in 6th we are talking about COST price so we can balance that profile loss percentage by adding or subtract if we have same CP.
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Tq so much sir
sir pls suggest me BNP Paribas company is visiting our campus ,so what is exam pattern for BNP Paribas means which type of section are there in exam ??
BNP Paribas is coming for internship so pls tell me aptitude exam pattern. As well as is there any negative marking or not ??
Sir I am not satisfied by the answer of 11th question
Hello sir u mentioned in the question that some oranges are brought at 4per rupee and same number of oranges are brought at 5 per rupee can u put a comment whether it is 4rs per orange and 5rs per orange or 4oranges for 1rupee and 5oranges for 1rupee cause it is mentioned that he brought same number of oranges from both the shops
Hope u will find my comment and solve this miscommunication problem 🙂🙂
@@pavangopal8441 yes sir.
4th question. Please check it once. Same number of oranges were bought at both the shops.
The last question answer can be done in 3 step..
CP of 1 lemon= 1/2=0.5
SP of 1 lemon= 3/5=0.6
%Profit = {P/CP} x100 = =(0.1/0.5)x 100 = 20%
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16th question can be solved without any assumptions. The given question tells us that the lemon seller bought two lemons for one rupee, so the cost price of one lemon is 1/2 rupee. After that, he sells 5 lemons for 3 rupees, so the selling price would be 3/5 rupees for one lemon. From the basic formula he taught [ S.P = (100+pr%) * C.P ] , we can get the answer, which is 20%.😎 Fantastic lecture sir, thanks.
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Can you explain the Q5, without shortcut and using actual formulas?
Ur way of teaching is as amazing as this concept 😌...after the question when u say-this ones very easy!! This brings confidence in us😂😌
For 17:45
Let the number of oranges purchased be 40 (divisible by both 4 and 5), so:
Oranges Rate Amount
40 1/4 10
40 1/5 8
__________________________
No. = 80 CP= 18
She sold 80 oranges @ 1/4 so Amount received = 20
Profit = 20-18=2
Profit % = 2/18 x 100 = 1/9 x 100 = 100/9 %
This is a better way thank u🙌
Thank you for the easiest way 🙏
Number of oranges 🟠 can be 20 as 20 is divisible by both 4 and5
@@aman7425 yes, you will get same answer with that too..
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Q15. 40 SP = 50 CP
SP/CP = 50/40 => 5/4
Assume SP = 5, CP = 4
then Profit = 5 - 4 = 1
Finally, Profit % = (1/4) * 100 => 25%
good explanation :)
not accurate
Thank you for going into details ,Sir. I don't have a strong maths foundation even if I know the basics ,so thank you so much for explaining in details on where to add and why to add. Because sometimes it's difficult to understand why it has been added or how the 100 came into existence.
Thankyou Sir!!!!!!! Its only because of you I was able to crack company aptitude rounds.....
Q 10) divide fans in 4 parts, each with 40 fans.
One part profit is 10% , other three have same profit and total is 20%
Let a be the profit %
10/4 +3a/4 =20%
Solve for a = 70/3 =23.333%
10/4 +3a/4 has been done logically or with any particular equation??
They are asking at percentage remaining fans need to be sold and total profit should be 20%.
Thank you
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For people who are confused in 4th Question
Explanation
It is not "per 4 ruppes" ❌
It is "4 per ruppees"✅
per 4 ruppes means 4ruppees per oranges
4 per ruppes means 1/4=0.25 oranges
Yes I got understood now if I would have not got explanation I would assume it 4rupees
i think i dont have any sort of common sense
so fkin real
@@zainabiguess before starting the video I was like 😂😂 noob people while watching I was like I also don't have any sort of common sense😢
No we are not used to practice it. That's why we like this. Practice makes perfect
Going through your videos enables to solve most of the questions. Thanxx allot sir. God bless you
You're welcome, Megha. Glad that you found the videos useful. Stay connected :)
I guess 4th question is wrong one
@@sddhnntwghmre9351 haa i think its loss of 100/9 right
Jhuti
q.10
37:00
Step-by-step explanation:
Let Chaman need A% profit to make it overall 20% profit.
Profit on 160 fans = Profit on 40 fans + profit on 120 fans
20% of (160 x 100) = 10% of (40 x 100) + A% of (120 x 100)
3200 = 400 + 120 A
A = 70 /3 %
Apna naam same hai Bhai😂😂 btw thankx
Thanks I find this method quite easy
@@supriyoghosh938643:48 43:48
Your calculating price and in the end, percentage? How?
Great teacher with all english as it is...🤗
And I can't speak hindi...
Thank you sir
Amazing video sir but just that the last question can be solved with bit more optimised solution as the cost for one lemon can be calculated as 1/2 rupees and the selling price for one lemon can be calculated as 3/5 rupees. By that, we can calculate the profit by SP - CP = 1/10. Then we can calculate the profit percentage easily as 20%.
Yes bro i use the same method and got the correct answer !!
Can you explain the Q5, without shortcut and using actual formulas?
Aap jo bolrhe ho woh mujhe sikhna hai mujhe batav kaha se sikhu yt link
Q) 3
120× 24+ 180×28= 7920
Again same formula
100%---------7920
115%--------X
Cross multiplication
X= ₹9108
I am just sharing my knowledge
Sir teaching is awesome
All my doubts about Profit & Loss cleared after watching this.. Tq so much ✌
aaa m batau ..... kitte doubts clear hue tere
@@bhawuksharma646 right 😂😂😂
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my problem is at the 10th question..... if chaman sells remaining fans at profit of 23.33% then it would exceed the condition as we want only 20% PROFIT on entire sale
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I rushed a bit but I have completely understand the concept behind Profit and Loss... Thank You.
3rd Oct, 2024
last 🍋question
for 1rs --> 2 🍋(so for 1🍋=0.5rs) which is CP
for 3rs --> 5🍋 (so for 1 🍋= 0.6rs) which is SP
SP-CP=profit----->0.6-0.5=0.1
profit percentage= (0.1/0.5)*100 = 20%
Nice
thank you sir for explaining i got 100/97
Q12. I thought 50% of P(original price) = 2025 , because when he gets discount of 20% percent, this 20% discount will become 25% of profit while selling. and additional 25% of profit so in total Profit Percentage=50%.
According to the calculation on same formula:
2025=(50/100)*P
P=4050
My original price was Rs.4050
50% of 4050 is 2025 as per the question.
45% of 4500 is also Rs.2025.
Now the question is which original price is correct?
Which method is correct?
Kindly clarify this.
Q11 (42:19) what cp taken in formula is 480 , or it should be cp of remaing 120 choclates (ie 3 x 120 )
same doubt
Yes u r right
The correct answer is 3.9
Yes , the correct answer is 3.9
i am also getting same answer
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Did it really help u.. i mean i find it too easy... isn't it below level
Que no 4 wrong solution 22:45
There will be loss not a profit
Let he bought 1 orange in 4 rs
Again hi bought 1 orange in 5 rs
Let hi sell it at 4rs each
Then buy in 9 rs And sell in 8
There will be loss sir not a profit...
Sir i didn't get whether that 4th question was right or wrong.but awesome explanation sir😇🤗,,
if u didnt get that then how can u say that it was awesome
Yes i was thinking same,how she could have profit if she sells 4rs+5rs oranges at 4rs price...logically she would have loss
@@nirvana4623 actually 4 and 5 not represent rupees..its 4 orange for 1 rs in one shop and 5 orange for 1rs in another shop .
@@nirvana4623 totl 9 oranges each sell at 1/4 per orange total 9/4= 2.22 rupees she gets after selling all then she has profit of 0.22 rupees....
10th sum
He wants 20% profit and sells 40 fans @10% profit. Fan cp = 100 each
Required sp = 160x100x1.2 = 19200
1st batch 40 x 100x1.1 = 4400
19200 - 4400 = 14800 (Required amount to make from remaining 120 fans)
14800/120 = 123.33 which is 23.33% profit
49:26 Q15. We can also use the invert rule and find out that SP:CP = 5:4, then continue as in the previous question.
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@@AbhishekJaiswal24 buddy. Instead, buy some aptitude books and practice on a regular basis.
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Q11) if each chocolate is sold at 4.2 ₹ then total amount is 4.2x120 = 604 but actual cp is 480 + profit is 144 so final amount is 480+144 = 624 accordingly cost of each chocolate should be 5.2
you right bro
Before solving every single problem he says "IT IS VERY VERY EASY"... and it really is easy.😇
It's quite hard..because the questions in this chapter is diffferent from one another..Lots of concepts needed.
11th question answer will be 3.9 as per my knowledge .....
I got same ans🙌
I got the same ans
@@s.saran8374 she has left 120 chocolates, she needs 30% profit over all of the cp of 480 which is 624 , but she sold 40 for ₹120, so now she needs to sell 120 chocolates for 624-120 i.e. 504, so the answer is 504/120=4.2
Nice way of teaching sir thank you to make aptitude easy and clear all the concept
4 question guddi busy orange s was a little bit confusion how she get profit when she sell for 1 rs loss
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Your explanation is very easy, now I am able to prepare for a exam
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Did u practice aptitude only from his videos or others also
@@SoniKumari-ym4vl Bruh! You can get your concepts cleared from his videos.. but you need to practice questions too to get good at it.
I did practice a few extra questions from the internet.
@@saad8312 oo thank you so much actually im preparing for tcs smart hiring hope so i can crack it with all this videos
@@SoniKumari-ym4vl i suggest you choose Accenture over TCS...
Because the package in TCS in quite low plus it's a service based company. In Accenture atleast you'll get paid well plus growth in you skills as you might get a chance to be a part of the core team!
at 47:14 he is not earning profit on 100% of sp but on 80% of sp because he gave 20% discount and earned 15% profit on it ..pls corect me if im wrong
For the 16th problem, you can follow the same method as you did in the previous one, it's much faster.
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Whenever he says it's very easy I feel that how people solve maths problem so easily seriously i am dumb in maths I got 7 out of 80in class 10 the half yearly exam though I passed in board exam with 59 out of 100 but if you talk about learning subjects I am master in that I don't like to understand things I just to want to learn them and remember them as long a I can that gives me confidence even the papers are over than also
Q 10 can be solved using division by 3 as in th case of earlier one, where we nullify the loss??
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Tnq sir,, nice explanation 👍
For Q.No.1 you can directly get answer in one step by 2880*120÷80
last question theres a more smarter way and faster way
for 1 lemon cost = 1/2
for sp for 1 lemon =3/5
p %= (profit(sp-cp)/cp)*100
only three steps no need for 100 lemons and all that unwanted steps
In the 4th question, they didn't specify how much oranges. It is solved in wrong way
For that , they told per rupee. I think this is ur answer
@@kingsman00100 do u understand that 4th question???
@@pavangopal8441 Yes I understood the 4 question
yes 4th question is wrong if we use common sense it is deliberately a loss sale how it will be profitable?
@@vijaysenthil2662 even I thought same but whenever you encounter those type of sums it is exactly correct coz there's a lot difference b/w written and spoken English bro
In 4th que you assumed... in 1st case 4 oranges for rs1 then in 2nd case 5 oranges for rs1 this is making oranges at 2nd shop cheaper while in que it is written she bout same number of orange at rs5 which shows oranges are costlier in 2nd shop soo in the end she would have loss of 11.11% not profit..... Anyone please correct me if I am wrong.
You are correct ✅
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Wonderful explanation once again Sir. Thank you very much for kind teaching 😀😀😀🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I watched the complete video and now all my concepts are clear!
Thank You!!
In 4th question we simply take lcm of 9oranges is =4oranges buys at 1rs at first shop + 5oranges at 1rs second shop so simply 9 oranges is 2rs...then sell 4 at 1 RS so make both buying and selling quantity equal.and also multiple with prices.lcm of 9&4 is 36.if we buy 36 oranges at 8rs oranges and then sell 36 oranges at 9rs we get a profit of 1/8 is =12.5
8.for instance 1000g= 100rs,
He sells 970g = 100rs but actually cost for 970g=( 970/1000)*100
Cost= 97rs but he sells at 100
PR= 100-97= 3rs
%pr=(3/100)*100= 3%
Your answer does not match , with what the teacher says
The 970 grams is actually the cost to the seller because that's the amount of product they're giving out. The seller charges for 1000 grams, so the 1000 grams represents the revenue or selling price.
So the profit the seller makes is the difference in what they should be selling vs what they actually sell
To accurately reflect the profit, the cost price should be what was actually given: 970 grams. If we put 1000 in the denominator, we incorrectly suggest they invested 1000 grams' worth of goods, which they didn't.
In 4th sum which was related to oranges... answer would be 12.5% because sir you have taken avg of 2 price but it should be avg of all 9 oranges ....and if we calculate sp of all 9 oranges ...it would result as Rs.2.25 ..which will give profit of Rs.0.25 or 12.5%
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Again you have made Q-16 at 53:06 difficult
Here is the easier solution:
1 lemon 0.5 ₹ that is CP
1 lemon (3/5)₹ that is SP
SP = (Proft +100 / 100) * CP
(3/5) = (P+100)/100 * 0.5
P = 120 - 100
P = 20%
in question 5 ) If you check it manually. Cp of 1st cycle is 4800 and 2nd cycle is 3200, so , Total ,sp-cp = 8000-(4800+3200) = 0 . SO, No profit and No Loss
Cost price for 1 cycle is 3333.333... and for second cycle is 5000 ,
1st Trade ;(3333.333.+20%profit)=4000 and profit in this trade is 666.666 rs
2nd Trade; (5000-20%loss) = 4000 and loss in this trade is 1000 rs..
So 1000(loss)-666.66(profit) = 333.33= 4 % loss 😂
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@thenasa3735how so?.. If we go by normal steps its 800..i am confused..
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In Question 10 , if Total profit is 20% , Since he has sold 40 fans at 10% profit. if we sell remaining fans with 10% profit then is it not be 20% total profit ???
No 😅
See how easy it was!! very helpfull
4) 4oranges=1rupee= each25ps
5oranges =1rupee =each 20ps
9oranges =25*9=225
Cp=2rs
Sp=2rs25ps
Profit 25ps
In video,lengthy process
Nice bro and tq
And his answer is wrong to
Answer in vedio is wrong
In ques...it says same amount of oranges....you have said that...4 and 5 oranges.....so...what he said was correct...
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sir I think the answer for the 4 th question is wrong because it can never be a profit for her.
but all other was very helpful.
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Why can't there be a profit ... She gets 5 oranges per rupee in second case but sells 4 per rupee... that one orange is saved which is the required profit..
Buys at 5 and sells at 4 obviously it would be loss
@@pavan.k when she sells 1)4 & 1/5 oranges she will be left with one more orange right so clearly profit...
question 10 at 40:40
More SHortcut Method for question 10 --->
10% profit on 40 fans
x % profit on remaining 120 fans
we want 20% profit on total 160 fans
so
(10%40 + x%120 ) = 20%160
solve this equation u will get the answer
SEXY ONE BRO THEN FOR 11TH ONE WE CAN DO THE SAME RIT
Qn2 can be solved in (my-nx/nx)100 method.
Here, m=?,x=1 n=20,y=1
So, 20=[(?-20)/20]100
20 X 20 /100 = ? -20
?=24..
Q9) The question can be done in simple manner.
Let x be CP of Old Car
SP of 1st time selling car = 138.5 % of x , SP of 2nd Time Selling CAR = 111.5% of x,
SP2-SP1=8100
So, X (CP) = 30,000
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In the question 11 the percentage of profit is calculated using (p in rs)/cost price
Shouldnt the cost price be 360 rs?? As she she has to know sell 120 chocolates and make 30% profit out of it
Yes
4th queston answer is loss how come 1/40 >1 its 0.025 ...by common logic she gets organes for two prices 4 and 5 but sells at 4 every orange she brought for 5rs is now loss of 1rupees how it is profit i cant understand
Brother think she brought 1 orange from 1 shop price is 0.25 and other orange in other shop price is 0.20 the total price for 2 oranges is 0.45 she sell 1 orange @ 0.25 so by selling 2 oranges she gets 0.50 rupees so there is profit of 5 paise
now let me tell you where you are mistaken , she doesn't buy oranges @ Rs.4 and Rs.5 instead she buys them @ Rs. 0.25 and Rs. 0.20 and sells them @ Rs. 0.25 , hence she'll be in profit
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Thank you sir for clearing my concept on profit and loss.
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37:00 Not only commonsense but speed also required
Q1) 80%------2880
120%-----x
Cross multiplication x= 4320
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In 6th question, should it be 40% in total (20%+20%)? As asked on rest of the supply and not on individual 2 parts
17.8% right?
I have got a question related to the same topic ie, profit and loss:
If the selling price is doubled,the profit is 320% of the cost. If the increases by 25% but the selling price remains constant, approximately what % of the selling price is the profit?
But i don't know how to solve such problems.....
Thank you sir, Can u take the class for mensuration
Question 1 can solve in 3steps step1 80percent 2880 step2 40percent 1440 step 3 80+40 percent 120 percent 4320 20 percentage profit
1) BY PERCENTAGES
Given..20% loss means 100-20= 80% and it is 2880 then 100 % means 100/80*2880 we get 3600= 100% Now profit of 20% i.e, 120% .....120/100*3600 = 4320 That's it....... 👍
In 10th sum
For 40 fans ... he earned 10% percent profit 400
For remaining 120 fans he hv to earn another 10 % profit ryt ( nw total profit is 20 % ) 10 % profit 120 fans is 1200 ...... then he hv to sell the fans at 110 rs .... am i ryt or wrong ?
Let me know guys
In question 11 you forgot to add the amount thay Rakesh had paid to suman for 25%of chocolates
yes, the real sp is 5.2 rs
Is it, 3.9?
@@md.sameeruddinmeeran5405 yes , 3.9 is correct...
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sir 11th sum i get 5.2 ans :- 480rs = cp for 160, then 25% = 40 remaining 120 , 30% of 480= 144 rs profit for 120 choclates, so i add 480+144 = 624 which is for 120Cho. with profit, so i divide 624/120=5.2 its right or wrong
5.2 is the right answer
Same here
Yes bro..I think answer is 5.2 because if we sell 120 chocolates at 4.2 each we'll not get 30% profit..
@@kunalbhika6424 120 chocolates × 4.2 = 504 rs
And she sells 40 chocolates at CP - 120rs
Total Earned = 624rs
Right answer is 4.2
In Q4 :
Its actually loss not profit
Explanation:
let he bought 1 orange -> 4Rs ans 1 orange -> 5Rs
Total -> 2oranges -> 9Rs ie 1orange -> 4.5Rs 4Rs ( gIven )
its clearly a loss
plz correct me if i am wrong
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You have made Q-15 at 51:14 very difficult
Easier Solution :
Let CP of 50 articles be 'x',
For each article x/50
=> SP of 40 articles = 40*(x/50) => (4/5)*x
SP = (Proft +100 / 100) * CP
(4/5)*x = (P+100)/100 * x
P = 100/4
P = 25%
the 4th Question should be loss I think, Correct me if I'm wrong
examples for 10 oranges 10*4 = 40 and 10*5 = 50
total CP = 40+50 = 90
SP of 20 oranges per 4 rupees is 20*4 = 80
clearly SP
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Question no.4 can be done in spimole manner bro 2 rs 9 oranges he sells 8 oragnes so one orange profit upon 9 oranges (1/9)*100
In the 5th question you said when the profit and loss are same it just results in loss...... Then in the immediate problem in order to nullify 40% loss u were saying 40% profit should be added🤔..... How
Bro, in that question selling price is same but he incurred loss on one and profit on the other but the next question is about making adjustments. Forgive me if I said something wrong..
in 5th Ramesh SELLS both cycle at same price with same amount of profit loss but in 6th we are talking about COST price so we can balance that profile loss percentage by adding or subtract if we have same CP.
For Question 2 ------>
Rambabu sells 20 planes for 1 rs
Profit is 20%
So, 1 plane is sold for 1/20 rs
S.P = (100+Profit)% × C.P
1/20 = 120% × C.P
1/20 = 120/100 × C.P
1/20 × 10/12 = C.P
1/24 = C.P.
So, he buys 24 planes for rs 1