A sells an article to B on 20% profit. B sells back the article to A on 20% loss. In the whole transaction:

. A sells an article to B on 20% profit. B sells back the article to A on 20% loss. In the whole transaction:

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A sells an article to B on 20% profit. B sells back the article to A on 20% loss.

Let the CP of A be Rs.100

Then, CP of B = 100 + 20% = Rs. 120

SP of B = 120 (100 − 20)/100 = 𝑅𝑠. 96

Total profit of A = (120 – 100) + (100 – 96) = 24%

24%

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