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The document provides 16 mathematics questions related to Profit and Loss using current cocoa market data from March 2026. It includes sections on basic profit and loss calculations, percentage profit and loss, and advanced world market and tonnage questions. Additionally, a quick answer key is provided for some sample questions.

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The document provides 16 mathematics questions related to Profit and Loss using current cocoa market data from March 2026. It includes sections on basic profit and loss calculations, percentage profit and loss, and advanced world market and tonnage questions. Additionally, a quick answer key is provided for some sample questions.

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To help your students understand Profit and Loss in a real-world context, here are 16 mathematics

questions based on the current 2026 cocoa market data.

Current Data Reference (March 2026):

Ghana Farmgate Price: GH₵2,587 per bag (64kg).

Previous October Price: GH₵3,625 per bag.

World Market Price: Approximately $3,770 per tonne (GH₵41,392).

Section A: Basic Profit & Loss

A licensed buying company (LBC) buys 100 bags of cocoa at the current farmgate price of GH₵2,587
each. If the company sells the total stock for GH₵280,000, calculate the profit made.

A farmer spent GH₵2,100 on fertilizer, labor, and transport to produce one bag of cocoa. After selling it
for GH₵2,587, what is his profit?

In October 2025, the price of cocoa was GH₵3,625 per bag. In February 2026, it was reduced to
GH₵2,587. Calculate the loss in value for a farmer who held 10 bags until the price dropped.

A trader buys a bag of cocoa for GH₵2,587 and sells it at a profit of GH₵313. Find the selling price.

If a cooperative sells 50 bags of cocoa and makes a total profit of GH₵15,000, what was the profit per
bag?

Section B: Percentage Profit & Loss

The government reduced the price per bag from GH₵3,625 to GH₵2,587. Calculate the percentage
decrease (loss in value) to the nearest whole number.

A farmer’s production cost for a bag is GH₵1,800. If he sells it at the current price of GH₵2,587, calculate
his percentage profit.

An exporter buys cocoa at a world market rate of GH₵41,392 per tonne. Due to a shipping delay, the
quality drops, and he is forced to sell it for GH₵35,000. Calculate his percentage loss.

A buying agent makes a 5% profit on every bag of cocoa bought at GH₵2,587. How much profit does he
make on one bag?

A retail shop buys processed cocoa powder for GH₵80 and sells it for GH₵100. Calculate the percentage
profit.

Section C: World Market & Tonnage (Advanced)


One tonne of cocoa consists of approximately 16 bags (64kg each). If the government buys a tonne from
farmers at GH₵41,392 but the world market price drops to GH₵38,000, calculate the government's loss
per tonne.

A company buys 5 tonnes of cocoa at GH₵41,392 per tonne. It incurs a transport cost of GH₵2,000. If it
sells the 5 tonnes for GH₵220,000, calculate the total profit.

A farmer produces 2 tonnes of cocoa. If he is paid GH₵2,587 per bag, and there are 16 bags in a tonne,
how much total money does he receive?

The world market price is $3,770 per tonne. If the exchange rate is $1 = GH₵11.00, calculate the world
market price in Ghana Cedis.

Using the answer from Question 14, if the Ghana farmgate price for a tonne (16 bags) is GH₵41,392,
what is the difference between the world price and the local price?

A cocoa processor buys 10 bags of cocoa at GH₵2,587 each. After processing, he sells the cocoa butter
and powder for a total of GH₵35,000. If his processing costs were GH₵4,000, calculate his net profit.

Teacher's Quick Answer Key (Samples):

Q3: Loss = GH₵10,380 (3625 - 2587 = 1038 \times 10)

Q6: Percentage Decrease = 29%

Q14: GH₵41,470

Would you like me to create a marking scheme for all 16 questions or perhaps design a worksheet layout
for your JHS 2 students?

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