To find the loss percentage in this problem, we begin by understanding the relationship between the selling price and the cost price provided in the question.
The problem states:
Let's denote:
According to the given information:
From the equation above, we can express the selling price per chair as:
This means that each chair is sold at 80% of its cost price, indicating a loss. Now, to find the percentage of loss:
Therefore, the loss percentage is 20%.
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