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A person bought an article and sold it at aWhich of the statements given above is/are profit of 20%. Had he bought it at 20% less,correct ? what would have been the profit percentage if the selling price had been the same ?
40%
50%
60%
- We've established that the selling price (SP) results in a 20% profit.
- This implies SP = 1.2 * Cost Price (CP).
- Consider if he bought the item at 20% less:
- This means the new CP would be 80% of the original, or 0.8 * CP.
- Profit percentage with unchanged SP:
- New Profit = SP - New CP
- New Profit Percentage = [(SP - New CP) / New CP] * 100
- Substituting values,
- New Profit Percentage = [(1.2 * CP - 0.8 * CP) / 0.8 * CP] * 100
- This simplifies to 50%.
- Option 3 - 50% is indeed the correct answer.
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