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100

Your phone is at 40% battery. If the full battery holds 5000 mAh, how much mAh of charge is left?

2000 mAh

100

Two sneaker icons with price tags. Left sneaker: "Bought: $80" Right sneaker: "Sold: $100" Jake flips sneakers. He bought a pair for $80 and sold it for $100. What's his profit/loss percent?

Profit % = 25%

100

A price tag showing "$50" crossed out, with "$40" written below it. A "SALE" badge in the corner. A hoodie was $50. Now it's on sale for $40. If the store bought it for $30, would that be profitable? 

Yes

100

Two lemonade stands this weekend:

• Stand A: Spent $20, Made $25

• Stand B: Spent $50, Made $60

Which stand did BETTER?

Stand A

100

A game controller icon with a "15% OFF" sticker. A gaming store sells controllers.

• They buy each controller for $40 (Cost Price)

• They want a 25% profit

If they give a 15% discount on that price, will it be profitable?

 Yes

200

Ray bought a PlayStation for $400 and sold it for $500. Dave bought an Xbox for $250 and sold it for $325. Who got a better deal?

Dave

200

A bike shop bought a cycle for $120. They need to clear stock and are willing to take a 15% loss. What price should they sell it at?  

$102

200

A shoe costs $100. The price increases by 20%, then decreases by 20%. What's the final price? 

$96

200

A shopkeeper says: "I make 25% profit on every sale." His friend says: "So if you sell something for $100, your profit is $25." Is the friend correct? 

No

200

Store A: 40% off Store B: 20% off, then another 20% off. Both stores sell the same $200 jacket. Which store has the better deal?

Store A

300

Sally bought 2 bikes for $500 each. He sold one at 20% profit and the other at 20% loss. "20% profit and 20% loss — they cancel out, so I broke even!" Is Sally right?

Yes

300

A game price goes up 10% on Monday, up 10% on Tuesday, and down 20% on Wednesday. You started with $1000 invested, thinking of reselling it. Are you now in profit, loss, or exactly even?

Loss

300

Ava sold two guitars for $1200 each. On one, she made 20% profit. On the other hand, she took a 20% loss. Did Ava make money, lose money, or break even overall?

Lost money

300

Convert 7/16 into a percentage.

43.75%

300

The phone price increases from ₹12,000 to ₹13,500. Find the percentage increase.

12.5%

400

After a 20% discount, a jacket costs ₹2400.
What was the original price?

₹3000

400

A number is increased by 25% and then decreased by 25%. What happens to the final value?

A. It becomes the original number
B. It becomes greater than the original
C. It becomes less than the original
D. Cannot be determined

C

400

A trader buys a watch for ₹850 and sells it for ₹1000.
Find the profit.

₹150

400

A book is bought for ₹400 and sold for ₹460.
Find the profit percentage.

15%

400

A shopkeeper sells a bag for ₹720 at a 10% loss.
Find the cost price.

₹800