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  • Logic & Inferencing

    Ordering puzzle, 6 people

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    Caselet: three-store margins

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    Averages, weighted mix

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Business-flavoured arithmeticMedium

You sell notebooks at ₹80 each (cost ₹50), selling 1,000 a month. Dropping the price to ₹70 would raise volume by 40%. Should you drop the price?

  1. A.Yes; revenue always grows with volume
  2. B.Yes; share beats margin at this stage
  3. C.No; total monthly profit falls
  4. D.No; a lower price weakens the brand

Tutor's note

Correct; profit, not revenue, is the metric. (80−50)×1000 = ₹30,000 vs (70−50)×1400 = ₹28,000. You wrote "vol up = win" in the margin; check what changed in absolute profit next time.

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  • Series & Progressions, set 3

    Midnight · 12 questions

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    Today · 10 questions

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Stuck; avg of first 10 odd numbers. I got 11 but key says 10?
First 10 odd numbers sum to 100 → avg 10. You listed 1–19 but skipped 17; that's why yours averaged 11. Recount the list.
Got it. Retrying the set.
Good. I've queued two more average-mix items for after.
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IPMAT 2023Set 2Q14

Skill: averages · Difficulty: Medium

02

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Worked solutions, always.

Every MCQ carries a full derivation; subjective items carry marking rubrics; what earns the mark, step by step.

  1. 1. Profit before: (80−50) × 1000 = ₹30,000
  2. 2. Profit after: (70−50) × 1400 = ₹28,000
  3. 3. Compare profit; not revenue. ✓
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Setup ✓ · Substitution ✓ · Sign, line 3 ✗

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