$A$ shopkeeper gives two successive discounts of $7 \%$ each on the marked price of $Rs.\, 20,000$ of an article. The selling price of the article is (in $Rs.$):

$A$ retailer marks up his goods by $150 \%$ and offers a $40 \%$ discount. What will be the selling price (in $Rs.$) if the cost price is $Rs.\, 800$?

$A$ trader marks the sale price $25\%$ more than the cost price and gives a $10\%$ discount at the time of selling. The gain percent is (in $\%$)

Ramesh marks his article at $Rs. 6000$ and after allowing a discount of $20 \%$, he still earns $60 \%$ profit. What is the cost price (in $Rs.$) of the article?

$A$ watch dealer pays $10 \%$ customs duty on a watch which costs $Rs.\, 500$ abroad. He desires to make a profit of $20 \%$ after giving a discount of $25 \%$ to the buyer. The marked price should be (in $Rs.$)

The discounts offered on a shirt of $Rs. 500$ and a pair of trousers of $Rs. 1000$ are $20\%$ and $40\%$ respectively. If Ajay bought $3$ shirts and $3$ pairs of trousers,what was the effective discount (in $\%$) he received?