P sells an item to Q and earns 12% profit. Q sells it to R and earns a profit of ₹26. If the item was sold to R directly by P at the same price, the percentage of profit would have been 25%. The cost price of the item is ₹_____.
200
Let the cost price be C. P sells to Q at 12% profit: SP \(=1.12C\).
If P had sold directly to R at the same price Q eventually sold at, the profit would have been 25%: this price is \(1.25C\).
Q's profit: \(1.25C - 1.12C = 0.13C = 26 \Rightarrow C = 200\).
Hence, the cost price of the item is ₹200.
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