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The cost price of "x" articles is equal to the selling price of 20 articles and the percentage loss is 20%. Find the profit/loss percent if the selling price of "x" articles would have been equal to the cost price of 24 articles.​

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Answered by Yazhni
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cost price of one article = c

selling price of one article = s

profit/loss% = ((s-c)/c) x 100 = (s/c - 1) x 100

Given that 20c = 25s. Then s/c = 4/5

Profit% = (4/5 - 1) x 100 = -20%

Note: It is preferable to use as few variables as possible but in situations where cp of n articles = sp of m articles, it is better to use different variables for clarity.

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