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A printer manufacturer initially makes a profit of 12% by selling a particular model of printer for Rs 6500. If the cost of manufacturing of that printer increases by 25% then price paid by customer is increased by 15%. Find the % profit made by the manufacturer

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New SP= 6500+ 15% of 6500 = 7475
Old Cost price = 6500 -12% of 6500 =5720
New Cost Price = 125% of 5720 = 7150
% Profit = (7475-7150)/ 7150 *100 = 4.5%

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