Question
‘X’ sold an item to ‘Y’ at 25% profit, who then sold it to ‘Z’ at a profit of Rs. 60. If the difference between cost price of the item for ‘Z’ and cost price for ‘X’ is Rs. 95, then find the profit earned by ‘X’.
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