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  1. Quantity B > Quantity A
  2. Quantity B < Quantity A
  3. Quantity B ≥ Quantity A
  4. Quantity B ≤ Quantity A
  5. Quantity B = Quantity A or no relation
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Option 2 : Quantity B < Quantity A

First we will find Quantity A,

Quantity A:

Here, Cost price (CP) = 140 and

Selling Price (SP) = 168

% Profit = (SP – CP)/CP × 100

⇒ % Profit = (168 – 140)/140 × 100 = 20

Now,

Quantity B:

Here, Marked Price (MP) = 2000

Selling Price (SP) = 1800

% Discount = (MP – SP)/MP × 100

⇒ % Discount = (2000 – 1800)/2000 × 100 = 10

Clearly, Quantity B < Quantity A
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