Math, asked by siraj13598raj, 5 months ago

A shopkeeper gains 20% after allowing a discount of 20%. How much percent will he gain if he sells it without any discount?​

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Answered by lakshmimandi2248
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Assume cost price =100.

As profit %=20%, profit made after the discount =20% of 100=Rs.20

So, selling price =Rs.120.

The merchant makes this profit of 20% after a discount of 20%.

Therefore, he is selling at Marked price - 20% of marked price =80% of marked price.

i.e., 80% of marked price =Rs.120

100

80

of marked price =120

Marked price =120×

80

100

Markup =50%

Answered by Anonymous
1

Assume cost price =100.

As profit %=20%, profit made after the discount =20% of 100=Rs.20

So, selling price =Rs.120.

The merchant makes this profit of 20% after a discount of 20%.

Therefore, he is selling at Marked price - 20% of marked price =80% of marked price.

i.e., 80% of marked price =Rs.120

100

80

of marked price =120

Marked price =120×

80

100

Markup =50%

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