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A car worth Rs.1,50.000 was sold by X to Y at 5% profit. Y sold the car back to X at 2% loss. In the entire transaction.

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A car worth Rs.1,50.000 was sold by X to Y at 5% profit. Y sold the car back to X at 2% loss. In the entire transaction.
1). X gained Rs.4,350
2). Y lost Rs.4,350
3). X gained Rs.3,150
4). X lost Rs.3,150

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Y lost Rs.4,350 : option 3 is the correct answer

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