26. A price changes from Rs 50 to Rs 65. What is the percentage change?
- 30% decrease
- 23.1% increase
- 35% increase
- 30% increase
Answer: D) 30% increase
Explanation: Change = 15; dfrac1550 100 = 30% increase. Always divide by the original value.
MCQs / Quantitative Reasoning / Percentages, Ratios & Averages
35 multiple-choice questions on Percentages, Ratios & Averages from Quantitative Reasoning, each with the correct answer and, where available, a teacher's explanation. Read through them to revise the chapter, then practise the same questions one by one to test yourself.
Answer: D) 30% increase
Explanation: Change = 15; dfrac1550 100 = 30% increase. Always divide by the original value.
Answer: B) 62
Explanation: Old total = 10 40 = 400; new total = 11 42 = 462; added number = 62.
Answer: B) 80
Explanation: 125% 64 = dfrac125100 64 = 80.
Answer: C) 80
Explanation: 12.5% 640 = dfrac12.5100 640 = 80.
Answer: D) 34
Explanation: 40% 85 = dfrac40100 85 = 34.
Answer: B) 25%
Explanation: Profit = 100; dfrac100400 100 = 25% (always on cost price).
Answer: A) 36
Explanation: 8% 450 = dfrac8100 450 = 36.
Answer: B) 28%
Explanation: Price after both: 100 0.8 0.9 = 72, so the total discount is 28% — less than 30%.
Answer: D) 20% decrease
Explanation: Change = -50; dfrac50250 100 = 20% decrease. Always divide by the original value.
Answer: B) 100
Explanation: Sum = 400, count = 4, average = 400 div 4 = 100.
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