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An article was purchased for Rs.78350, Its price was marked up by 30% and was sold at a discount of 20% on the marked...
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Let us assume the cost price of the product to be 100
Then the marked price is = 100(1 + 30/100) = 130
Selling price of...
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Profit% on Cost price = ( Marked up %) − (% discount offered) − (% discount offered on Marked up %)Â
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