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The cost price (C
- P of an article is Rs. 700, and it is marked at a price that is 'p%' above the CP. The article is sold after offering a discount of Rs. 245, so that the difference between the cost price (C
- P and selling price (S
- P is Rs. 35. Quantity I: Determine the value of 'p'. Quantity II: Suppose the article is sold for an additional Rs. 'q', find the profit percentage earned on selling the article. Assume that the article was initially sold at a loss and that q≥210.
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