By selling an article at 20% more than the list price, there is a profit of 50%. What is profit at the original list price?
25%
30%
50%
None of the above
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25%, top option
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Cost- c, List price- l, Profit- p
l+20%=c+50%
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l=c+p list price is equal to cost + profit
- l+20%= l*1.2= (c+p)*1.2 --- list price increased by 20%
- c+50%= c*1.5 --- profit of 50%
As they are equal we have:
- (c+p)*1.2=1.5c
- 1.2p=0.3c
- p/c=0.3/1.2
- p/c=1/4 = 0.25 ---> 25% profit is 4th of cost price
Initial profit was 25%
Correct option is the top one
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