A shopkeeper allows 10% discount on the marked price of an article and still gains 17%. If he gives 15% discount on the marked price, then his profit percent is:
Let the Cost price be 100
Then, Selling Price = 100$$\times\ \frac{117}{100}=117$$
Marked price =Â $$\ \frac{117}{90}\times\ 100=117$$= 130
According to Question,Â
15% discount on Marked priceÂ
then Selling Price = $$\ 130\times\ \frac{85}{100}=110.5$$
Cost Price = 100
Profit % =Â $$\frac{SP-CP}{CP}\times\ 100$$
=Â $$\frac{110.5-100}{100}\times\ 100=10.5\%$$
Hence, Option B is correct.Â
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