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Article X whose cost price is 1800 is marked 90% above its cost price. Article Y whose cost price is 1890 is sold at a profit of 33.33%. If the selling prices of both the articles are equal, then find the discount offered on selling article
Article X whose cost price is 1800 is marked 90% above its cost price. Article Y whose cost price is 1890 is sold at a profit of 33.33%. If the selling prices of both the articles are equal, then find the discount offered on selling article
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