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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowThe Department of Fisheries has selected Mumbai as the venue for the 'Coastal States Meeting 2025.' This strategic choice acknowledges Mumbai's significance as a major coastal city with extensive fishing infrastructure and maritime industry. The meeting will address crucial issues affecting India's coastal regions, including sustainable fishing practices, marine conservation, and the economic development of coastal communities. Mumbai's selection also reflects Maharashtra's important role in India's fishing industry.
Selling an item for 300 rupees is the loss of 40% of the profit received on selling the same item for 1000 rupees. Know the purchase price of that item?...
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A shopkeeper sells an article at a Loss of 20% of the selling price. Find the actual loss percentage.
