Mathematics · Profit and Loss
A shopkeeper purchased two articles 'P' and 'Q'. He sold article 'P' after giving a discount of 25% and made a profit of 5%. The average selling price of articles 'P' and 'Q' is Rs. 1443.75, while the overall profit made by him on selling both articles is 37.5%. If the marked price of article 'P' is Rs. 1260, find the profit percentage made by him on selling article 'Q'.
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- 163.875%
- 262.775%
- 361.875%✓
- 460.725%
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61.875%
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