The sum of cost price of two articles A and B is Rs. 350. Both articles marked up 60% above cost price. If marked price of article B is Rs. 64 more than that of A, then find the cost price (in Rs.) of article A?

Cost price of article A is Rs.X+150 and cost price of article B is Rs.X-150. Article A sold at loss of 20% and article B sold at profit of 25%. If the selling price of article B is Rs.750 more than that of article A. Find the cost price of B.

A person purchased two articles at the same price and on selling the first article he makes a profit of 12%. Selling price of second article is Rs 90 more than the selling price of the first article. Find the cost price of one article if his overall profit percent is 15%?

The ratio of marked price to selling price of an article is 5 : 3 and shopkeeper gets a profit of 40%. If shopkeeper sells the article at its marked price, then the difference between cost price and marked price of article is Rs. 400. Find the cost price of the article?

Two articles ‘A’ and ‘B’ are sold at a profit of 12% and 40% respectively. If the selling price of both the articles is same, then the cost price of ‘A’ and ‘B’ may be:

The average cost price of two articles P and Q is Rs 1350. Article P sold at 10% profit and article Q sold at 20% profit. The total selling price of article P and Q is Rs 3120. If article Q is sold at 40% profit, then find the selling price.