The Two Aeroplanes Puzzle
A man recently bought two aeroplanes, but afterwards found that they would not answer the purpose for which he wanted them.
So he sold them for £600 each, making a loss of 20 per cent, on one machine and a profit of 20 per cent, on the other.
Did he make a profit on the whole transaction, or a loss?
And how much?
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