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The ratio between the marked price and cost price of an article is B:A respectively. The ratio between the selling price and marked price of the article is (B+2):(B+3) respectively. If the discount given on the article while selling is Rs. 50 and the marked price of the article is Rs. 300, then which of the following statements is/are correct? (It is assumed that the article is marked 50% above its cost price.) (i) The profit on the article while selling is Rs. 100. (ii) The value of ‘B’ is a prime number. (iii) The cost price of the article is multiple of 12.
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