The price of a bicycle is marked by a trader at $Rs.\, 1000$. He sold the bicycle allowing successive discounts of $20 \%, 10 \%$ and $5 \%$. If the trader gained $14 \%$,then the cost price of the bicycle (in $rupees$) is:

If a retailer offers a discount of $32 \%$ on the marked price of his goods and thus ends up selling at cost price,what was the percentage markup price?

$Rs. 20$ is the true discount on $Rs. 260$ due after a certain time. What will be the true discount on the same amount due after half of the earlier time,the rate of interest being the same? (in $Rs.$)

Ramesh marks his article at $Rs. 6000$ and after allowing a discount of $20 \%$, he still earns $60 \%$ profit. What is the cost price (in $Rs.$) of the article?

The true discount on a bill due $10$ months hence at $15 \%$ per annum is $Rs. 225$. The amount of the bill is (in $Rs.$)

On a television of brand $A$,the discount is $25\%$ and on a television of brand $B$,the discount is $40\%$. The price of $B$ after discount is $Rs.\, 2,250$ greater than the price of $A$ after discount. What is the marked price of $A$ (in $Rs.$) if the marked price of $B$ is $Rs.\, 35,000$?