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1. The marked price of an article is 500. A shopkeeper gives a discount of 5% and still makes a profit of 25%. The cost price of the article is.
(A): 384
(B): 380
(C): 300
(D): 376
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By: anil on 05 May 2019 01.55 am
Marked price = 500 Now, 5% of 500 = $$frac{5}{100}$$ * 500 = 25 => Selling price = 500-25 = 475 Profit % = 25% Let C.P. = $$x$$ => $$frac{475-x}{x}$$ * 100 = 25 => $$5x = 1900 => x = 380$$ C.P. = 380
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