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Money maths lesson 29: Earning from a stall · Set 507 · 40 sums
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The method (Cost back first): Sales = number sold × price of one. Earning after costs = sales − costs. To get the cost back, sell at least cost ÷ price of one (round up).

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  1. 1.Kavya spends ₹60 on things to make 22 friendship bands and sells them all at ₹5 each. How many rupees does Kavya earn after paying the costs?
  2. 2.Priya spends ₹180 to start a stall and sells each clay diya for ₹5. What is the smallest number Priya must sell to get back the ₹180?
  3. 3.3 friends run a stall selling friendship bands and make a profit of ₹750. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  4. 4.Farhan spends ₹160 on things to make 15 greeting cards and sells them all at ₹20 each. How many rupees does Farhan earn after paying the costs?
  5. 5.Tara spends ₹90 to start a stall and sells each paper bookmark for ₹5. What is the smallest number Tara must sell to get back the ₹90?
  6. 6.Ishaan makes 3 clay diyas an hour and sells each one for ₹25. How many rupees can Ishaan earn from 2 hours of work?
  7. 7.Farhan spends ₹300 to start a stall and sells each friendship band for ₹25. What is the smallest number Farhan must sell to get back the ₹300?
  8. 8.Diya makes 3 friendship bands an hour and sells each one for ₹25. How many rupees can Diya earn from 4 hours of work?
  9. 9.Farhan spends ₹100 on things to make 14 clay diyas and sells them all at ₹15 each. How many rupees does Farhan earn after paying the costs?
  10. 10.5 friends run a stall selling plates of bhel and make a profit of ₹2050. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  11. 11.Sneha spends ₹350 on things to make 28 plates of bhel and sells them all at ₹20 each. How many rupees does Sneha earn after paying the costs?
  12. 12.Karan spends ₹370 on things to make 26 clay diyas and sells them all at ₹20 each. How many rupees does Karan earn after paying the costs?
  13. 13.Nisha spends ₹560 on things to make 50 friendship bands and sells them all at ₹20 each. How many rupees does Nisha earn after paying the costs?
  14. 14.2 friends run a stall selling cups of lemonade and make a profit of ₹180. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  15. 15.Joseph spends ₹290 to start a stall and sells each cup of lemonade for ₹10. What is the smallest number Joseph must sell to get back the ₹290?
  16. 16.Rahul spends ₹210 to start a stall and sells each clay diya for ₹25. What is the smallest number Rahul must sell to get back the ₹210?
  17. 17.Lakshmi sells 26 paper bookmarks at ₹10 each. How many rupees does Lakshmi get?
  18. 18.Sneha spends ₹210 on things to make 50 greeting cards and sells them all at ₹5 each. How many rupees does Sneha earn after paying the costs?
  19. 19.Tara spends ₹60 to start a stall and sells each friendship band for ₹30. What is the smallest number Tara must sell to get back the ₹60?
  20. 20.2 friends run a stall selling friendship bands and make a profit of ₹340. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  21. 21.Riya sells 15 greeting cards at ₹5 each. How many rupees does Riya get?
  22. 22.Sneha makes 6 friendship bands an hour and sells each one for ₹10. How many rupees can Sneha earn from 2 hours of work?
  23. 23.2 friends run a stall selling greeting cards and make a profit of ₹340. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  24. 24.4 friends run a stall selling cupcakes and make a profit of ₹840. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  25. 25.Kabir sells 34 clay diyas at ₹5 each. How many rupees does Kabir get?
  26. 26.Aarav spends ₹440 on things to make 46 greeting cards and sells them all at ₹10 each. How many rupees does Aarav earn after paying the costs?
  27. 27.5 friends run a stall selling friendship bands and make a profit of ₹2450. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  28. 28.Gurpreet spends ₹90 to start a stall and sells each cup of lemonade for ₹25. What is the smallest number Gurpreet must sell to get back the ₹90?
  29. 29.Lakshmi spends ₹250 to start a stall and sells each greeting card for ₹10. What is the smallest number Lakshmi must sell to get back the ₹250?
  30. 30.5 friends run a stall selling cups of lemonade and make a profit of ₹450. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  31. 31.Farhan makes 3 friendship bands an hour and sells each one for ₹30. How many rupees can Farhan earn from 3 hours of work?
  32. 32.Tara spends ₹660 on things to make 42 cupcakes and sells them all at ₹20 each. How many rupees does Tara earn after paying the costs?
  33. 33.Gurpreet spends ₹280 to start a stall and sells each paper bookmark for ₹5. What is the smallest number Gurpreet must sell to get back the ₹280?
  34. 34.Zoya spends ₹80 to start a stall and sells each paper bookmark for ₹10. What is the smallest number Zoya must sell to get back the ₹80?
  35. 35.Gurpreet spends ₹630 on things to make 35 friendship bands and sells them all at ₹20 each. How many rupees does Gurpreet earn after paying the costs?
  36. 36.Kabir makes 5 paper bookmarks an hour and sells each one for ₹30. How many rupees can Kabir earn from 3 hours of work?
  37. 37.Kavya makes 4 greeting cards an hour and sells each one for ₹10. How many rupees can Kavya earn from 1 hour of work?
  38. 38.Arjun sells 21 plates of bhel at ₹20 each. How many rupees does Arjun get?
  39. 39.3 friends run a stall selling paper bookmarks and make a profit of ₹1380. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?
  40. 40.3 friends run a stall selling greeting cards and make a profit of ₹270. They share it equally. How many rupees does each friend get?

Answer key

  1. 50
  2. 36
  3. 250
  4. 140
  5. 18
  6. 150
  7. 12
  8. 300
  9. 110
  10. 410
  11. 210
  12. 150
  13. 440
  14. 90
  15. 29
  16. 9
  17. 260
  18. 40
  19. 2
  20. 170
  21. 75
  22. 120
  23. 170
  24. 210
  25. 170
  26. 20
  27. 490
  28. 4
  29. 25
  30. 90
  31. 270
  32. 180
  33. 56
  34. 8
  35. 70
  36. 450
  37. 40
  38. 420
  39. 460
  40. 90

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