A sells some articles to B at a profit of 5% B sells the same to C at a profit of 20% and C sells them to D at a profit of 25% what would A's percentage of profit be,if he sold the articles directly to D, at the price D paid for them. please solve step wise step
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s.p of A = 63/40 x
profit= 63x-40x/100
= 23x/40
profit %= 23x×x×100/40
=57.5%
s.p of A = 63/40 x
profit= 63x-40x/100
= 23x/40
profit %= 23x×x×100/40
=57.5%
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If A directly sold that articles to D then he get 1.575 times of price of article.
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Hey Mate,
Given Data,
A sells some articles to B at 5% Profit. ( 105% of total )
B sells the same to C at 20% Profit. ( 120% of B )
C sells the same to D at 25% Profit. ( 125% of C )
If A directly sale that article to D.
Then,
= > X × ( 105/ 100 ) × ( 120 / 100 ) × ( 125 / 100 )
= > X × ( 1575000 / 1000000 )
= > 1.575 X
If A directly sold that articles to D then he get 1.575 times of price of article.
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