This set of Aptitude Questions and Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Revaluation”.
1. The face value of a share is revalued from 80 per share to 100 per share. If the market value is 75% of the face value and the selling price is 200% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 30 rupees
b) 40 rupees
c) 45 rupees
d) 50 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 80 rupees
The initial market value = 75% of 80 = 60 rupees
The initial selling price = 200% of the market value = 120 rupees
The changed face value = 100 rupees
The changed market value = 75% of 100 = 75 rupees
The changed selling price = 75% of the market value = 150 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 150 – 120 = 30 rupees.
2. The face value of a share is revalued from 120 per share to 50 per share. If the market value is 120% of the face value and the selling price is 50% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 37 rupees
b) 42 rupees
c) 45 rupees
d) 50 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 120 rupees
The initial market value = 120% of 120 = 144 rupees
The initial selling price = 50% of the market value = 72 rupees
The changed face value = 50 rupees
The changed market value = 120% of 50 = 60 rupees
The changed selling price = 50% of the market value = 30 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 72 – 30 = 42 rupees.
3. The face value of a share is revalued from 150 per share to 90 per share. If the market value is 60% of the face value and the selling price is 125% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 30 rupees
b) 40 rupees
c) 45 rupees
d) 50 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 150 rupees
The initial market value = 60% of 150 = 90 rupees
The initial selling price = 125% of the market value = 112.5 rupees
The changed face value = 90 rupees
The changed market value = 60% of 90 = 54 rupees
The changed selling price = 125% of the market value = 67.5 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 112.5 – 67.5 = 45 rupees.
4. The face value of a share is revalued from 500 per share to 750 per share. If the market value is 150% of the face value and the selling price is 75% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 28.125 rupees
b) 28.250 rupees
c) 29.375 rupees
d) 29.500 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 500 rupees
The initial market value = 150% of 500 = 750 rupees
The initial selling price = 75% of the market value = 562.5 rupees
The changed face value = 750 rupees
The changed market value = 150% of 750 = 1125 rupees
The changed selling price = 75% of the market value = 843.75 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 843.75 – 562.5 = 28.125 rupees.
5. The face value of a share is revalued from 350 per share to 400 per share. If the market value is 30% of the face value and the selling price is 500% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 50 rupees
b) 75 rupees
c) 100 rupees
d) 125 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 350 rupees
The initial market value = 30% of 350 = 105 rupees
The initial selling price = 500% of the market value = 525 rupees
The changed face value = 400 rupees
The changed market value = 30% of 400 = 120 rupees
The changed selling price = 500% of the market value = 600 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 600 – 525 = 75 rupees.
6. The face value of a share is revalued from 130 per share to 142 per share. If the market value is 50% of the face value and the selling price is 190% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 83.60 rupees
b) 85.75 rupees
c) 88.88 rupees
d) 90 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 130 rupees
The initial market value = 50% of 130 = 65 rupees
The initial selling price = 190% of the market value = 123.50 rupees
The changed face value = 142 rupees
The changed market value = 50% of 42 = 21 rupees
The changed selling price = 190% of the market value = 39.90 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 123.50 – 39.90 = 83.60 rupees.
7. The face value of a share is revalued from 90 per share to 100 per share. If the market value is 175% of the face value and the selling price is 200% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 32 rupees
b) 35 rupees
c) 41 rupees
d) 45 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 90 rupees
The initial market value = 175% of 90 = 157.50 rupees
The initial selling price = 200% of the market value = 315 rupees
The changed face value = 100 rupees
The changed market value = 175% of 100 = 175 rupees
The changed selling price = 200% of the market value = 350 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 350 – 315 = 35 rupees.
8. The face value of a share is revalued from 120 per share to 180 per share. If the market value is 250% of the face value and the selling price is 250% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 330 rupees
b) 340 rupees
c) 345 rupees
d) 375 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 120 rupees
The initial market value = 250% of 120 = 300 rupees
The initial selling price = 250% of the market value = 750 rupees
The changed face value = 180 rupees
The changed market value = 250% of 180 = 450 rupees
The changed selling price = 250% of the market value = 1125 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 1125 – 750 = 375 rupees.
9. The face value of a share is revalued from 1215 per share to 1255 per share. If the market value is 120% of the face value and the selling price is 170% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 81.6 rupees
b) 82.4 rupees
c) 83.2 rupees
d) 84.8 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 1215 rupees
The initial market value = 120% of 1215 = 1458 rupees
The initial selling price = 170% of the market value = 2478.6 rupees
The changed face value = 1255 rupees
The changed market value = 1201% of 750 = 1506 rupees
The changed selling price = 170% of the market value = 2560.2 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 2560.2 – 2478.6 = 81.6 rupees.
10. The face value of a share is revalued from 1000 per share to 2000 per share. If the market value is 50% of the face value and the selling price is 400% of the market value, find the change in the selling price.
a) 1000 rupees
b) 2000 rupees
c) 3500 rupees
d) 4000 rupees
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Explanation: The initial face value = 1000 rupees
The initial market value = 50% of 1000 = 500 rupees
The initial selling price = 400% of the market value = 2000 rupees
The changed face value = 2000 rupees
The changed market value = 50% of 2000 = 1000 rupees
The changed selling price = 400% of the market value = 4000 rupees
The difference in selling prices = 4000 – 2000 = 2000 rupees.
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