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What is the area of the parallelogram shown?

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What is the Parallelogram?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Given: A garment dealer buys goods for $\text{Rs.}\:10,000$ and spend $\text{Rs.}\:800$ on freight. He seeks the entire stock for $\text{Rs.}\:12,960$ .

To find: His loss/profit percentage.

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We have,

Cost price of goods $=\text{Rs.}\:10,000$

Spent on freight $=\text{Rs.}\:800$

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