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Anil Kumar sold an article to Rajat for Rs15,000 by losing 25%, Rajat sells it to David at a price that would have given Anil Kumar
a profit of 5%. The profit percentage earned by Rajat is:
25%
40%
42%
30%
- Anil Kumar sold an article to Rajat for Rs15,000 at a 25% loss.
- This means Anil's cost price was Rs20,000 (since 15,000 is 75% of 20,000).
- Rajat sold it to David for a price which would give Anil a 5% profit over his cost price.
- A 5% profit on Rs20,000 is Rs21,000. So, David paid Rajat Rs21,000.
- Rajat's profit = Rs21,000 - Rs15,000 = Rs6,000.
- To find the profit percentage: (Profit/Cost Price) * 100 = (6,000/15,000) * 100 = 40%.
Option 2: 40% is the correct answer.
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