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Ajay bought a motor cycle for Rs. 50,000. 2 years later he sold it to Vijay at 10% less of cost price. Vijay spend 5% of purchasing price on its maintenance. Later Vijay displayed sale price of his motorcycle Rs. 50,000. Chetan wanted to purchase it at 15% discount but Vijay gave him two successive discounts of 10% and 5% instead of 15% in one time. What is actual discount availed by Chetan?


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A dishonest dealer marks up the price of his goods by 20% and gives a discount of 10% to the customer. Besides, he also cheats both his supplier and his buyer by 100 grams while buying or selling 1 kilogram. Find the percentage profit earned by the shopkeeper?

Ajay bought a motor cycle for Rs. 50,000. 2 years later he sold it to Vijay at 10% less of cost price. Vijay spend 5% of purchasing price on its maintenance. Later Vijay displayed sale price of his motorcycle Rs. 50,000. Chetan wanted to purchase it at 15% discount but Vijay gave him two successive discounts of 10% and 5% instead of 15% in one time. What is actual discount availed by Chetan?

A trader sells goods to a customer at a profit of k% over the cost price, besides it he cheats his customer by giving 880 g only instead of 1 kg. Thus his overall profit percentage is 25%. Find the value of k?

Ajay bought a motor cycle for Rs. 50

000. 2 years later he sold it to Vijay at 10% less of the cost price. Vijay spend 5% of the purchasing price on its maintenance. Later Vijay displayed the sale price of his motorcycle Rs. 50

000. Chetan wanted to purchase it at 15% discount but Vijay gave him two successive discounts of 10% and 5% instead of 15% in one time. What is the actual discount availed by Chetan?

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