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A trader marks his goods at 40% above the cost price and allows a discount of 25%

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Answered by ButterFliee
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⠀⠀Gain = 5%

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The goods are marked at 40% above the cost price.

It allows a discount of 25%

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Find the gain percent = ?

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Let the cost price be Rs.100

Then, marked price be Rs.140

Discount = 25% of MP

\implies ( 25% of Rs. 140)

\implies 140 x \large{\sf {\frac{25}{100}}}

\large\bf{Discount = Rs. 35}

Selling price = (MP) - (Discount )

\implies Rs(140 - 35)

\large\bf{S.P. = Rs.105}

Gain% = (105 - 100)%

⠀⠀ Gain = 5%

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