By selling a bag at Rs. 230, profit of 15% is made. The selling price of the bag, when it is sold at 20% profit would be
Rs. 240
Let the cost price of the bag be C. A 15% profit on selling at Rs. 230 means:
C + 0.15C = 230
1.15C = 230
C = 230 / 1.15 = 200
So, the cost price is Rs. 200.
To find the selling price with a 20% profit:
Selling Price = C + 0.20C = 1.20C = 1.20 * 200 = 240
Therefore, the selling price at a 20% profit is Rs. 240.
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