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If a shopkeeper incurs 10% loss and 25% profit on items sold for ₹ 45 and ₹ 40 respectively, then find his net profit/loss.
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Let the cost price of item sold at loss be x

x10 % of x=45

x10100×x=45

x110×x=45

10xx10=45

x=50Cost price is 50

Loss = (50 - 45) = 5

Similarly, let the cost price of an item sold at profit be y.

y+25 % of y=40

y+25100×y=40

y+14×y=40

4y+y4=40

y=32Cost price is 32

Profit = (40 - 32) = 8

Net gain = (8 - 5) = 3

So, the shopkeeper makes a profit of 3.


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