A man bought 124 litres of milk. He added some water which was freely available. He sold each litre of the mixture at 12% less than the price (per litre) at which he bought the milk. He made a 10% profit in the sale. How many litres of water did he add?

A milk vendor sells milk. The price at which he sells each litre is 20% more than the cost price. He also adds 2 litres of water to every 5 litres of milk. Find his overall profit percentage.

A shopkeeper has 80 litres of milk. He makes a profit of 25% by selling 1 litre of milk at Rs.15. How much water should he mix in the milk so as to increase his profit to 30% if he plans to sell the milk-water mixture at Rs. 15 per litre??

A milkman had 20 litres of pure milk. He removed some milk and added an equal amount of water. He repeated the process again. Now, the milk was only 64% pure. Find the amount of milk that he removed initially.Choices:- 4 litres 6 litres 6.6 litres 5 litres

A dishonest milkman professes to sell his milk at cost price but he mixes it with water and thereby gains 25%. The percentage of water in the mixture is?

A milkman starts with a 100 liter can of pure milk from his dairy and he sells 10 liters of it to the first customer, then he adds 10 liters of water. After this, he sells 10 liters each to two customers and adds 20 liters of water. After this, he sells 10 liters each to three customers and adds 30 liters of water. Thus, every time he dilutes the mixture he sells it to one more customer than before and he keeps on replacing the mixture sold with water. In this way how many customers get at least 50% milk in the mixture that they purchase from this milkman