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From statement I: CPA + 224 = SPB -------(1 Discount on article A = 30% Profit earned on article B = 40% From statement II: SPA = SPB + 140--------(2 MPA – CPA = 264 ----------(3 From Statement I and II: SPA = 70/100 MPA ------(4 Putting value of SPA in equation 2, 7/10 MPA = SPB + 140------(5 Putting value of CPA from equation 1 in equation 3, we get MPA – SPB = 488 ----(6 Now from equation 5 and 6, we can find the difference between MP of article A and SP of article B. Hence, we can find the result by combining statements I and II.
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