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A manufacturer marked a product 30% above its cost price. He provided a discount to a customer, which resulted in him making a profit of 17%. What was the rate of discount given by the manufacturer?

A10%

B12%

C14%

D15%

Answer:

A. 10%

Read Explanation:

Let the Cost Price (CP) be ₹100.

  • Marked Price (MP) = 30% above CP

MP=100+30\text{MP} = 100 + 30 = ₹130

  • Profit = 17%

So, Selling Price (SP) =

100 + 17 = ₹117

Now, the discount is applied on the marked price:

Discount=130117\text{Discount} = 130 - 117 = ₹13

Discount %=13130×100=10%\text{Discount \%}=\frac{13}{130}\times100=10\%

Answer:

10%\boxed{10\%}


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