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A shopkeeper sold an article after giving a discount of 20% and made a profit of Rs. 60. Find the marked price of the article if cost price of the artic...
A seller makes a profit of 20% by selling 45 kg of pure sugar. Later, he mixes some impurities into the sugar and sells the entire mixture at the origin...
A man sells a product at a price of ₹120. If he had sold it at ₹150, his profit would have been 50% more. What is the cost price of the product?
Mina sold 25 lamps at a profit of 20%. If she had sold all the lamps for Rs. 2500 more, her overall profit would have been 40%. What is the selling pric...
