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manufacturer gain 10%,wholesale dealer gains 15%,retailer gains 25% .retail price is 1265
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manufacturer gain 10%,wholesale dealer gains 15%,retailer gains 25% .retail price is 1265

Profit of Manufacturer= 1265+ 10percent of 1265
                               = 1265+126.5
                               = 1391.5
Profit of wholesaler=1265+ 15 percent of 1265
                          =1265+189.75
                          =1454
Profit of retailer = 1265 + 25 percent of 1265
                       = 1265+316=1581

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