Mathematics · Quantity Comparison
Determine the relationship between the three given quantities: Quantity I: If a shopkeeper bought oranges at 8 for Rs. 6 and sold them at 6 for Rs. 8, find the profit percentage. Quantity II: A shopkeeper sold some apples. He sold 25% of the total apples at 20% profit, 25 of the total apples at 25% profit, and the remaining apples at 10% profit. What is the overall profit percentage earned by the shopkeeper? Quantity III: A shopkeeper sold some apples to Rahul at a profit of 100%. Rahul then sold the same apples to Sam at a further profit of 100%. What is the profit percentage earned by Rahul?
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- 1Quantity II < Quantity I < Quantity III✓
- 2Quantity II = Quantity I < Quantity III
- 3Quantity III < Quantity II < Quantity I
- 4Quantity I < Quantity II = Quantity III
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Quantity II < Quantity I < Quantity III
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