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An article is sold at a loss of 10%. Its cost price is Rs.800. A discount of 20% was offered on the labelled price while selling. What is the loss per cent at the labelled price?​

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Answer:Assume Label Price = Rs 100

Answer:Assume Label Price = Rs 100A purchased it @20% discount = Rs 80

Answer:Assume Label Price = Rs 100A purchased it @20% discount = Rs 80Cost Price for A = Rs 80

Answer:Assume Label Price = Rs 100A purchased it @20% discount = Rs 80Cost Price for A = Rs 80He sold it @10% loss , i.e = Rs 72.

Answer:Assume Label Price = Rs 100A purchased it @20% discount = Rs 80Cost Price for A = Rs 80He sold it @10% loss , i.e = Rs 72.If A had purchased it at 100 and sold it at 72. A would have loss =28%

Answer:Assume Label Price = Rs 100A purchased it @20% discount = Rs 80Cost Price for A = Rs 80He sold it @10% loss , i.e = Rs 72.If A had purchased it at 100 and sold it at 72. A would have loss =28%Easy solution by me

Answer:Assume Label Price = Rs 100A purchased it @20% discount = Rs 80Cost Price for A = Rs 80He sold it @10% loss , i.e = Rs 72.If A had purchased it at 100 and sold it at 72. A would have loss =28%Easy solution by meplz like and rate fully

Answer:Assume Label Price = Rs 100A purchased it @20% discount = Rs 80Cost Price for A = Rs 80He sold it @10% loss , i.e = Rs 72.If A had purchased it at 100 and sold it at 72. A would have loss =28%Easy solution by meplz like and rate fully Mark me as brainlist !

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