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An article costing Rs. 20 was marked 25% above cost price. After two successive discounts of same percentage, customer now pays Rs. 20.25. What would be percentage change in profit had price been increased by same percentage twice successively instead reducing it?


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An article costing Rs. 20 was marked 25% above the cost price. After two successive discounts of the same percentage

the customer now pays Rs. 20.25. What would be the percentage change in profit had the price been increased by the same percentage twice successively instead reducing it?

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