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  1. Quantity I ≥ Quantity II
  2. Quantity I ≤ Quantity II
  3. Quantity I < Quantity II
  4. Quantity I > Quantity II
  5. Quantity I = Quantity II or No relation
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Option 4 : Quantity I > Quantity II

Quantity I:

Marked price of an item = Rs.500

Discount percentage = 5%

Selling price of an item = 500 × 95/100 = Rs. 475

Selling price of an item without discount = Rs. 500

Total selling price of an items = 475 + 500 = Rs. 975

Let cost price of an item be Rs. A.

⇒ 21.875 = (975 – 2A)/2A × 100

⇒ 43.75A = 97500 – 200A

⇒ A = 400

The cost price of an item is Rs. 400

Quantity II: Rs. 350

So, we can observe Quantity I > Quantity II.

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