Math, asked by sijalkarimshakoor, 1 month ago

A trader bought 3 dozen cups at Rs 75 each. He wishes to earn a profit of 60% by selling them all. But he breaks 6 cups in storage. At what price must he sell the remaining cups to earn the same amount of profit?

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