Question
A trader bought an article for Rs.4000 and then marked it at ___% above its cost price. Thereafter he allowed two successive discounts of ___% and 25% respectively on its marked price and sold the article for Rs.1030 less than its cost price. Which of the following can fill in the blanks?
- I 10 I
- I 12 II
- I 15 I
- V 5
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