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Quantity I: A shopkeeper sold two books X and Y of same marked price but discounts given on both the books are different. On book X, the shopkeeper gives two successive discounts of 10% and 15% and on book Y, he gives a discount of 28%. If the difference between the selling prices of both the books is Rs.27. Find the marked price of each book.
Quantity II: A shopkeeper sold an article at Rs.490 at a loss of 12.5%. If the shopkeeper marked the article at 7(1/7)% above the cost price. Find the marked price of the article.
Quantity II > Quantity I
From I: Let MP be Rs.x. Total discount on book X = 10+15-{(10*15)/100} = 23.5% SP of book X = 0.765x Discount on book Y = 28% SP on book Y = 0.72x Now, 0.765x – 0.72x = 27 => x = Rs.600 From II: SP of the article = Rs.490 Loss% = 12.5% CP = 490/0.875 = Rs.560 MP of the article = 560*(7.5/7) = Rs.600 No relation.
Hence, option 3 is the correct answer.
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