The $B.G.$ (Banker's Gain) on a sum due $3 \text{ years}$ at $10 \%$ per annum is $Rs. 180$. The $B.D.$ (Banker's Discount) is (in $Rs.$):

What rate of interest does a man get for his money when in discounting a bill due in $10 \, \text{months}$, he deducts $4 \%$ of the amount of the bill? (in $\%$)

The banker's gain on a bill due $1$ $year$ hence at $15 \%$ p.a. is $Rs.\, 9$. The true discount is (in $Rs.$)

The $B.G.$ on a certain sum due in $5 \text{ years}$ is $\frac{3}{23}$ of $B.D.$ Here,the rate of interest is (in $\%$):

$A$ person bought an article for $Rs. 2500$ and sold it the same day for $Rs. 3410$,allowing a credit of $2$ years. If the rate of interest is $12\%$ per annum,then the gain of the man is (in $\%$):

What was the rate of discount if a computer with a marked price of $Rs. 30,000$ was sold for $Rs. 28,000$? (in $\%$)