Mathematics · Profit and Loss
A shopkeeper sells an equal number of tables and chairs, both having the same cost price. The cost price of a chair is Rs. 2250 and its selling price is Rs. 6000. The shopkeeper offers a 20% discount on the marked price of the chair, and two successive discounts of 10% and 4% on the marked price of the table. If the marked prices of a table and a chair are equal, and the shopkeeper earns Rs. 2400 more total profit on tables than on chairs, find the total absolute discount given on the sale of all tables and chairs combined.
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