A man sells a sofa for rs 3210 making a profit of 7% what would have been his profit percent if he had sold it for rs 3360?

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Let x be the original cost for the sofa.
X x (1 + 0.07) =3210
X = 3000
Now we know the cost for the sofa.
Let p be the profit percent.
3000 x (1 + p) = 3360
P = 0.12
So the percentage profit is 12%

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