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 A trader marks his product 40% above its cost. He sells product on credit & allows 10% trade discount.In order to prompt payment,he gives 10% discount on the reduced price. If he earn profit 67 Rs.

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 A trader marks his product 40% above its cost. He sells product on credit & allows 10% trade discount.In order to prompt payment,he gives 10% discount on the reduced price. If he earn profit 67 Rs.

A). Rs. 400

B). Rs. 500

C). Rs. 600

D). Rs. 700


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