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If a shopkeeper buys a lamp for 28 pounds and marks it up by 8.40. what is the percentage in his profit FULL EXPLANATION
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If a shopkeeper buys a lamp for 28 pounds and marks it up by 8.40. what is the percentage in his profit FULL EXPLANATION
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If a shopkeeper buys a lamp for 28 pounds and marks it up by 8.40. what is the percentage in his profit
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Percentage profit = (profit/ buying price) × 100
= (8.40/28) × 100 = 30%
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