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Murari bought one goat and one donkey for Rs. 9000. He sold goat at 20% profit and donkey at 10% loss. He thus gained 6% on his outlay. The Cost price of the goat is
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8 : 7 = 15 15 unit = 9000 1 unit = 9000/15 = 600 8 unit = 600 × 8 = 4800