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Cost price of an article M is Rs. 600 less than that of N. M and N are marked 50% and 20% above their cost price respectively. M and N are sold after allowing discounts of Rs. 300 and Rs. 200 respectively. Profit earned by M is Rs. 200 more than that earned by N. Find the marked price of
Cost price of an article M is Rs. 600 less than that of N. M and N are marked 50% and 20% above their cost price respectively. M and N are sold after allowing discounts of Rs. 300 and Rs. 200 respectively. Profit earned by M is Rs. 200 more than that earned by N. Find the marked price of
M.
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