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The marked price of a computer is Rs. 45,000. When the shopkeeper allows a discount of 20%, he earns a profit of 20%. What would have been his gain per cent if he had allowed a discount of 12.5 % instead of 20%?

A 18.75%

B 31.25%

C 35%

D 43%

E none of these

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