Question

A shopkeeper purchased two items, A and B, at prices of Rs. 15x and Rs. 9(2Y - 15) respectively.He set the marked price of article A at (X + 20)% above its cost price. After providing a discount of Rs. 360, he sold it at a profit of (X - 20)%.He increased the price of article B by Rs. 9(X + 15) above its cost price. After offering a discount of ((Y + 10)/4)%, he sold it at a 28% profit.Additionally, the shopkeeper bought a third item, C, for Rs. Z. He then marked it up by (X - 10)% over its cost price, and after granting a discount of (Y - 50)%, he sold it for Rs. (Z + 120). Which of the following statement is correct?

  • I  Z = 3X + 5Y I
  • I Z = 5X -3Y II
  • I  Z = 10X I
  • V 2Z = 15X
A Only II
B Only III
C Only I and II
D Only I and III
E None of these
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