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00:00A long time ago, I had asked this question of the same data on this channel.

00:03And this UP Constable has come in 2024.

00:05A businessman gives a 4% discount on Ankit Mulla.

00:07And on buying every 15 items, he gives one item free.

00:10In this way, a total of 35% profit is made.

00:11So tell me, how much percent is more than Ankit Mulla's profit?

00:14So my friends, this is a cost price.

00:15What did you apply from the cost price? Mark price.

00:17Then you left 4% on the mark price.

00:18That is, you left 1 part for 25.

00:20That is, 1 for 25 and 25 for 24.

00:22Then on 15 articles, you are giving 1 item free.

00:24That is, you give 16 items.

00:25Out of which, you don't take 1 money.

00:27You take 15 money, friends.

00:28Okay?

00:28And in this way, how much profit will you get?

00:30All these will be multiplied by your profit.

00:31Profit is 35% and 7 times 20.

00:33That is, you sold 20 items in 27 ultimately.

00:35Okay?

00:36There are other ways too.

00:36But it gives the answer in one step.

00:388 x 3 is 24.

00:388 x 2 is 16, my friends.

00:39And this is your 3 x 5 is 15.

00:413 x 9 is 27.

00:4215 x 5 is 25.

00:44It will go 5 times.

00:455 x 2 is 10.

00:45This will go 20 twice.

00:463 x 3 is 9.

00:47Okay?

00:47If we calculate, then the ratio of MP to CP will be 3 x 2.

00:51That is, if CP is 2, then mark price is 3.

00:52So, how much is more than mark price and cost price?

00:541 x 2 is 50% more.

00:55C option.

00:56You will ask one more question.