Question
The shopkeeper purchased an article for Rs. "X." He marked the article __________% above its cost price and allowed a ________% discount on the marked price. The difference between the cost price and the selling price of the article is Rs. ________. If he purchased the article for Rs. ‘X-40’ and sold it at 25% profit, then the difference between the original selling price and the new selling price is Rs. 35. Find which of the following value/s comes in the place of blank respectively. (i) 35, 20, 40 (ii) 60, 25, 60 (iii) 40, 10, 130
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