A merchant gives a discount of 10% on face value, still he has a profit of 17% at the cost price, if he sells at face value, then what will be the percentage of profit
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assume cost price is 100
face value = x
a discount of 10% on face value, still he has a profit of 17% at the cost price
so after 10% discount, sp = 100+17 = 117
this 117 is 90% of face value
so face value = 117 × 100/90 = 130
if sold at face value, profit = 130 - 100 = 30
profit = 30/100 × 100 = 30%
face value = x
a discount of 10% on face value, still he has a profit of 17% at the cost price
so after 10% discount, sp = 100+17 = 117
this 117 is 90% of face value
so face value = 117 × 100/90 = 130
if sold at face value, profit = 130 - 100 = 30
profit = 30/100 × 100 = 30%
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