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The selling price of an article when increased by 25% equals the marked price of the article. If the cost price of the article is half its marked price, then the percentage of profit on selling the article is
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yikes i got lost after the first line
but the trick to doing a problem like this is to use an actual number. since the answer does not depend on the number used, whatever you get for that number will be the right answer
we could say the "selling price" is 200 then increase it by 25% and get 250 for the "marked" price take half of the "marked" price get 125 for the cost
so it cost 125, sells for 200 profit is 75 and \(\frac{75}{125}=\frac{3}{5}=.6=60\%\) now it it works for 200 it has to work the same way for any number
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