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Let, cost price, marked price and selling price be c, m and s respectively.
m = (100 + 20) % c
m = 1.2c
s = (100...
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Let, Cost price = 100
Then, marked price = 1.2 × 100 = 120
Selling price = 0.92 × 120 = 110.4
profit = 110.4 −...
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