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Cost price and Selling price of a handbag were Rs.1a and Rs.2a. and the marked price of the article is Rs.700 more than the cost price. If both selling price and the cost price is increased by Rs. 100 and the marked price remains constant, then what will be difference between the given discount and profit earned? Note: a = 252 - 125
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