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A man buys 12 apples for ₹100 and sells them at 10 apples for ₹100. Find his profit percent.

Competition practiceProfit, Loss & Discount
  • A25
  • B15
  • C20
  • D18

Step-by-Step Solution

CP per apple = 100/12, SP per apple = 100/10. Profit% = (100/10 − 100/12)/(100/12) × 100 = 20%.
Answer: C) 20

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