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A shopkeeper sells a table at a discount of 20% and earns a profit of 60%. If he sells the same table at 30% discount, then what will be his new profit percent?1. 10%2. 20%3. 30%4. 40% |
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Answer» Correct Answer - Option 4 : 40% Given: Discount % (D1) = 20%, Profit % (P1) = 60% Discount % (D2) = 30%, Profit % (P2) = ? Formula used: S.P = M.P × (100 – D%)/100 C.P = S.P × 100/(100 + P%) P = S.P – C.P P% = (P/C.P) × 100 Where, S.P → Selling price C.P → Cost price M.P → Marked price D% → Discount% P% → Profit% Calculations: Let the M.P of the product be 100x So, S.P of the product = 100x × (100 – 20)/100 = 80x C.P of the product = 80x × 100/(100 + 60) =50x If the discount of the product is 30% Now, the S.P of the product = 100x × (100 – 30)/100 = 70x Profit = 70x – 50x = 20x Profit% = (20x/50x) × 100 = 40% ∴ The required profit% is 40% |
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