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A shopkeeper markes his goods at 40% above the cost price but allows a discount of 5%
for cash payment to his customers . What actual profit does he make , if he receives Rs. 1064
after paying the discount
12 years ago

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Reiny
original cost price -----
selling price = (1.4)(.95)x

1.4(.95)x = 1064
x = 1064/(1.4(.95)) = 800

profit = 1064-800 = 264

check:
first markup = 1.4(800) = 1120
discount of 5% leaves .95(1120) = 1064
12 years ago
kunal kumar
264
9 years ago

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