Profit and Loss Worksheet for Kids
The method (Sales vs cost): Sales = number sold × selling price. Profit = sales − cost (when sales are more). Loss = cost − sales (when cost is more). Profit on one × number sold = total profit.
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- 1.Aarav’s class stall spends ₹280 to make 27 clay diyas and sells all of them at ₹10 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 2.Zoya’s class stall spends ₹100 to make 20 clay diyas and sells all of them at ₹5 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) Profit (b) Loss (c) No profit, no loss
- 3.Meera’s class stall spends ₹160 to make 17 paper bookmarks and sells all of them at ₹10 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 4.Kabir’s class stall spends ₹110 to make 14 cups of lemonade and sells all of them at ₹5 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 5.Vivaan’s class stall spends ₹440 to make 35 plates of bhel and sells all of them at ₹25 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 6.Manav’s class stall spends ₹430 to make 35 greeting cards and sells all of them at ₹10 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 7.Aarav’s class stall spends ₹200 to make 14 friendship bands and sells all of them at ₹15 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 8.Rahul’s class stall spends ₹70 to make 19 friendship bands and sells all of them at ₹5 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 9.Kabir’s class stall spends ₹210 to make 14 paper bookmarks and sells all of them at ₹30 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 10.A stall pays ₹4 for each paper bookmark and sells each one for ₹8. It sells 10 paper bookmarks. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
- 11.Kabir’s class stall spends ₹480 to make 24 plates of bhel and sells all of them at ₹20 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) Loss (b) Profit (c) No profit, no loss
- 12.Diya’s class stall spends ₹825 to make 33 paper bookmarks and sells all of them at ₹25 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) Loss (b) No profit, no loss (c) Profit
- 13.Riya’s class stall spends ₹350 to make 13 clay diyas and sells all of them at ₹30 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) Profit (b) Loss (c) No profit, no loss
- 14.A stall pays ₹15 for each cup of lemonade and sells each one for ₹24. It sells 31 cups of lemonade. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
- 15.Farhan’s class stall spends ₹235 to make 31 clay diyas and sells all of them at ₹5 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 16.Priya’s class stall spends ₹950 to make 36 cupcakes and sells all of them at ₹30 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 17.A stall pays ₹16 for each plate of bhel and sells each one for ₹22. It sells 29 plates of bhel. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
- 18.A stall pays ₹8 for each paper bookmark and sells each one for ₹13. It sells 11 paper bookmarks. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
- 19.A stall pays ₹3 for each paper bookmark and sells each one for ₹4. It sells 12 paper bookmarks. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
- 20.Ishaan’s class stall spends ₹750 to make 25 plates of bhel and sells all of them at ₹30 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) No profit, no loss (b) Loss (c) Profit
- 21.Karan’s class stall spends ₹360 to make 27 cups of lemonade and sells all of them at ₹10 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 22.Pooja’s class stall spends ₹1080 to make 36 paper bookmarks and sells all of them at ₹30 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) Profit (b) Loss (c) No profit, no loss
- 23.A stall pays ₹19 for each cupcake and sells each one for ₹28. It sells 34 cupcakes. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
- 24.A stall pays ₹15 for each greeting card and sells each one for ₹24. It sells 26 greeting cards. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
- 25.Vivaan’s class stall spends ₹490 to make 27 friendship bands and sells all of them at ₹20 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 26.Kabir’s class stall spends ₹510 to make 25 greeting cards and sells all of them at ₹20 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 27.Pooja’s class stall spends ₹80 to make 19 friendship bands and sells all of them at ₹5 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 28.Farhan’s class stall spends ₹585 to make 37 plates of bhel and sells all of them at ₹15 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) No profit, no loss (b) Profit (c) Loss
- 29.Farhan’s class stall spends ₹205 to make 39 greeting cards and sells all of them at ₹5 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 30.Pooja’s class stall spends ₹970 to make 31 cups of lemonade and sells all of them at ₹30 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) Profit (b) No profit, no loss (c) Loss
- 31.A stall pays ₹15 for each paper bookmark and sells each one for ₹24. It sells 29 paper bookmarks. What is the total profit (in ₹)?
- 32.Gurpreet’s class stall spends ₹955 to make 35 clay diyas and sells all of them at ₹25 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 33.Isha’s class stall spends ₹255 to make 39 friendship bands and sells all of them at ₹5 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 34.Riya’s class stall spends ₹505 to make 19 greeting cards and sells all of them at ₹25 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) No profit, no loss (b) Profit (c) Loss
- 35.Farhan’s class stall spends ₹440 to make 16 clay diyas and sells all of them at ₹25 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) Profit (b) No profit, no loss (c) Loss
- 36.Meera’s class stall spends ₹90 to make 28 greeting cards and sells all of them at ₹5 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 37.Sneha’s class stall spends ₹260 to make 19 plates of bhel and sells all of them at ₹25 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 38.Riya’s class stall spends ₹350 to make 32 greeting cards and sells all of them at ₹10 each. What is the loss (in ₹)?
- 39.Ananya’s class stall spends ₹130 to make 22 cups of lemonade and sells all of them at ₹10 each. What is the profit (in ₹)?
- 40.Kabir’s class stall spends ₹220 to make 11 paper bookmarks and sells all of them at ₹20 each. Is it a profit or a loss? (a) Profit (b) Loss (c) No profit, no loss
Answer key
- 10
- No profit, no loss
- 10
- 40
- 435
- 80
- 10
- 25
- 210
- 40
- No profit, no loss
- No profit, no loss
- Profit
- 279
- 80
- 130
- 174
- 55
- 12
- No profit, no loss
- 90
- No profit, no loss
- 306
- 234
- 50
- 10
- 15
- Loss
- 10
- Loss
- 261
- 80
- 60
- Loss
- Loss
- 50
- 215
- 30
- 90
- No profit, no loss
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