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how to solve 3 shopkeepers sell bikes at different prices. The selling prices of the 3 are in the ratio 8:9:5 and they earn a profit percentage in the ratio of 8:7:14 respectively. If the first shopkeeper earned 1/7th profit on the cost price and the second shopkeeper had a cost price of 7400/-, find the overall percentage of the 3 combined.

how to solve 3 shopkeepers sell bikes at different prices. The selling prices of the 3 are in the ratio 8:9:5 and they earn a profit percentage in the ratio of 8:7:14 respectively. If the first shopkeeper earned 1/7th profit on the cost price and the second shopkeeper had a cost price of 7400/-, find the overall percentage of the 3 combined.