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Welcome to Verbal Maths by Abhas Saini, the premier channel dedicated to equipping you with the mathematical skills necessary to excel in all competitive exams. From SSC, Railway, and Banking exams to UPSC CSAT, CDS, and AFCAT, our comprehensive lessons in both Arithmetic and Advanced Maths are meticulously crafted to meet the specific demands of each examination. At Verbal Maths by Abhas Saini, our unique teaching philosophy ensures that you receive the essential knowledge and techniques required for success. We prioritize clarity, efficiency, and practical application to help you understand complex concepts and master problem-solving strategies. Join our vibrant community and gain access to: - Step-by-step tutorials and in-depth explanations. - Expert guidance tailored to competitive exam requirements. - A wealth of practice problems to hone your skills. - Tips and tricks to boost your performance and confidence. Take the first step towards achieving your academic and career goals. Subscribe now and transform your approach to maths with Verbal Maths by Abhas Saini. Let's make your success story together! #VerbalMathsByAbhasSaini #MathsForCompetitiveExams #ArithmeticAndAdvancedMaths #SSCMaths #RailwayExamMaths #BankingExamMaths #UPSCMaths #CSATMaths #CDSMaths #AFCATMaths #CompetitiveExamPreparation #MathsTutoring #MathsCoaching #ExamPreparation #MathsTipsAndTricks #QuantitativeAptitude #MathsLectures #OnlineMathsClasses #MathsLearning #MathsMadeEasy #MathsPractice #MathsTutorials #MathsSolutions #MathsStudyTips #MathsShortcuts #MathsForAllExams #LearnMathsOnline #MathsVideos #MathsForSSC #MathsForRailways #MathsForBanking #MathsForUPSC #MathsForCDS #MathsForAFCAT #MathsExamPreparation #MathsCoachingOnline #MathsClasses #MathsForCompetitions #AdvancedMaths #ArithmeticMaths #CompetitiveMaths #MathsPreparation #MathsHelp #MathsGuidance #MathsStrategy #MathsSkills #MathsChannel #MathsEducation #MathsSuccess #MathsResource #CompetitiveMathsPreparation #AbhasSainiMaths #VerbalMathStrategyOnline #VerbalMathCompetitionOnline #VerbalExamPrepOnline #VerbalStudyTipsOnline #VerbalLearningMathOnline #VerbalMathematicsOnline #VerbalMathGeekOnline #VerbalMathNerdOnline A shopkeeper normally makes a profit of 20% in a certain transaction; he weighed 900 gm instead of 1 kg due to an error in the weighing machine. If he charges 15% less than what he normally charges, then what is his actual profit or loss percentage? A shopkeeper claims to sell 450 kg rice at a cost price of ₹40 per kg but uses a weight of 900 grams instead of a one kilogram weight. He makes a profit of ₹2,520 by selling the remaining rice in the black market. The ratio of the black-market price to the original price per kg of rice is: During the lockdown, a state government gives 4.5 kg of rice to each person of a family at a cost price of ₹40 per kg. But the distributor uses false weight of 3.75 kg instead of 4.5 kg and distributes the rice. The accumulated rice was sold in the black market at double the price. He showed the government that he distributed 2700 kg of rice. When caught, he was made to pay a fine of 125% of what he earned in the black market. What was his fine amount?