$A$ shopkeeper professes to sell his goods at cost price but uses a weight of $800 \text{ g}$ instead of a $1 \text{ kg}$ weight. His profit percentage is:

$A$ shopkeeper bought $30\, Kg$ of wheat at the rate of $Rs.\, 45$ per $Kg$. He sold $40\%$ of the total quantity at the rate of $Rs.\, 50$ per $Kg$. Approximately,at what price per $Kg$ should he sell the remaining quantity to make $25\%$ overall profit? (in $Rs.$)

The profit earned by a shopkeeper by selling a bucket at a gain of $8 \%$ is $Rs. 28$ more than when he sells it at a loss of $8 \%$. The cost price (in Rupees) of the bucket is

$A$ person sells two articles,each for $Rs. 1040$. He incurs $20 \%$ loss on the first and $10 \%$ loss on the second. Find out the overall percent loss.

By what fraction selling price $(S.P.)$ must be multiplied to get the cost price $(C.P.)$ if the loss is $20 \%$?

In a certain store, the profit is $320 \%$ of the cost. If the cost increases by $25 \%$ but the selling price remains constant, approximately what percentage of the selling price is the profit?