Question
If a person sold a table, 1.whose cost is Rs. _________
and, 2.sold at __________% profit 3. by giving the discount of _________%, then to find the selling price of table, which of the combination of rows of table I and II are sufficient to answer the question.ÂSolution
ATQ, Only from (B) and (C) combination of rows of table I and II are sufficient we can find the selling price of the table Cost price of table = Rs.1000 Profit % =8% So, selling price = Rs.1080
Whenrxy>0,thenbyxandbxyareboth:
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