If the discount is equal to one fifth of the marked price and the loss is half the discount , then the percentage of loss

• Let mp=100
  dis=20
  loss=10
  Sp=mp-dis=80
  Cp=sp+loss=90
  Percentage of loss=loss/cp *100=10/90 *100=11.11
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• 11.11
  
  Let the CP=x, Marked price MP=y, then discount=y/5
  So, SP = MP - discount = y - y/5 = 4y/5
  Loss = CP - SP = (1/2)*discount
  => x - 4y/5 = (1/2)*(y/5)
  => y = 10x/9
  Loss=(y/5)/2=y/10 = (10x/9)/10=x/9
  Hence % loss=100*loss/CP=100*(x/9)/x=100/9=11.11
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• 4*4! +3*4!=652
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• discount = price/5
  loss = discount/2
  loss = 2/5 price
  loss %= 2/5 *100
  loss% = 40%
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