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At a fair, a hawker sells 20 toy flutes ₹380 while another hawker sells 40 whistles for ₹370. If the first hawker had got his flute at 9.50 each while the second hawker had paid ₹6.25 for a whistle find his profit percentage is higher.

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At a fair, a hawker sells 20 toy flutes ₹380 while another hawker sells 40 whistles for ₹370. If the first hawker had got his flute at 9.50 each while the second hawker had paid ₹6.25 for a whistle find his profit percentage is higher.​

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At a fair, a hawker sells 20 toy flutes ₹380 while another hawker sells 40 whistles for ₹370. If the first hawker had got his flute at 9.50 each while the second hawker had paid ₹6.25 for a whistle find his profit percentage is higher.