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Question 1: A trader's gross profit for 2019 was Rs20,000 with a profit markup of 33 1/3%. Competition has forced him to reduce his markup to 25% in 2020. What his sales need to be to make same gross profit as before?
A Rs120,000
B Rs20,000
C Rs80,000
D Rs100,000
Question 2: A trader's gross profit for 2019 was Rs20,000 with a profit markup of 33 1/3%. Competition has forced him to reduce his markup to 25% in 2020. What his sales need to be to increase net profit by Rs5000 assuming additional overheads costs of Rs10,000
B Rs140,000
C Rs175,000
Question 3: Peter provides the following information.
Rs
stock 3200
debtors 3300
creditors 1560
bank 1060
loan 2000
PPE 500
accruals 60
Prepaid 100
The bank statement showed that during the year he had withdrawn Rs5000 for private use. He sold private investments for Rs2000 which he had paid into the business bank account. He also provided Rs1000 as depreciation
What is his profit?
A. Rs5300
B. Rs6300
C. Rs4300
D. Rs7300
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